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The Full Monty actor & artist Steve Huison launches Portraits show at Pyramid Gallery. Who are the dozen faces in the frame?

Barbara Marten, an artist living in York, an oi l-painted canvas, and Steve Henson. "I've been taking care of Barbara for over 40 years and have been pursuing her brilliant career. She is a very good, delicate and comprehensible woman, and I think she will be transmitted through her eyes." Steve says.

The actor and designer Steve Henson will hold his exhibition "Portraits" at the pyramid gallery in Stone Gate, York from 4:00 pm to 7 pm the next day (7-11-2024).

Leed s-born Henson is known for the role of a steelmaking guard for suicide in Full Monty, an artist who inspired him, an adventur e-loving chef, and a notorious clown, and a notorious clown. Is exploring.

Before he succeeded as an artist, Steve studied at an art school. For 30 months from November 2008 to April 2011, after appearing in the role of Eddie Windas in Coronation Street, he rediscovered his talent as a portrait painter and portrait of Collie. We conducted a charity campaign that collected.

Mike Keen, chef, oil painting / canvas, creator Steve Henson. "It's a bit different chef. I've been following my career to go to the west coast of Greenland and eat what I met on the way. At the same time, he raised personal metabolism to almost perfect. Steve says. His happiness and his current strength shine on his face. "

It seemed like an expensive opportunity to arrange some actors' portraits, "he recalls. Rather than a popular character, I wanted to introduce them as a familiar person. " What was widely known in the world was a good tailwind for my career after the series.

Other art also distracts Steve's worries every day. "They give me a new idea." If you come up with it in your head, try it right away. As a result, acting, stan d-up, songs, drawing, paintings, sculptures, wood carving, magic, escape. , It can be involved in a wide variety of creativity, including all kinds of instruments.

Steve, 61, has been interested in portraits for 10 years, and the actor has given the opportunity. When he lived in Robin Housse Bay, he regularly opened a portrait class for young people, but moved to West Yorkshire in 2023.

Arnold Okeng, artist, oil on canvas, by Steve Hewson I first met Arnold on the set of Disney's The Full Monty. As soon as he walked on set, I was immediately intrigued by the beautiful glow of his skin. At that moment, I decided to do a portrait of him," says Steve.

After filming The Full Monty for Disney+, he reprised his role as an older Romper. Among the portraits on display at Pyramid Gallery are his fellow Full Monty colleagues Paul Barber, Arnold Okeng and Wim Snape.

Steve's first exhibit at Pyramid Gallery was in July 2016 for A Year in the Bay, his artistic response to moving to a new community in Robin Hood's Bay. "I got to see how a new case starts without any contacts or connections, and how people go out of their way to help strangers."

Wim Sneap, artist, oil on canvas, maker: Steve Hewson. "Wim is an old friend of mine and although he's only 39, we've been together for 28 years and I feel like we've had some really interesting parallel tracks. Wim played 11-year-old Nathan in The Full Monty and then reprised the role in the Disney+ TV series 2023," says Steve.

Pyramid's second show, Musings Of An Erratic Mind, followed in July 2018 and its title reflects his insight. "I have a collection of similar but different things, but they all relate to how my intelligence and creativity..." he says.

Now, Portraits has been released, featuring artists Paul Barber, Arnold Oken, Barbara Marten, Will Snape, Clarence Smith, Joe Duttine, consultant psychoanalyst Tanya Francis, chef Mike Keane, Swiss clown Glock, artists Abdullah Ibrahim, Quentin Rawlings and Flora Hibberd.

Steve Hewson, Portraits, Pyramid Gallery, Stonegate, York, 11 July-31 August. Opening times: opening Saturday, 10am-5pm.

Steve Huison: the back story

Steve Hewson, designer. Portraits by Terry Brett, owner and curator of Pyramid Gallery.

Born: Leeds, 2 December 1962, Steven Johnson.

Education: Diploma in Social Theatre Arts, Rose Bruford Institute, Sidcup, 1983-1986.

Profession: Artist, designer, arts administrator, performer and Master of Ceremonies (Cabaret Saltaire, Caroline Club since February 2011).

Notable work: Romper in the 1997 film The Full Monty, filmed in Sheffield; reprising the role for the 2023 Disney+ TV series The Full Monty.

Film: The Navigators, directed by Ken Loach, 2001.

TV: "Casualty", "What the Heart is", "DINNERLADIES", "HEARTBEAT", "The Royle Family", "Scott & amp; Bailey" Machine series ITV "The Last Train" (also "CRUEL EARTH"), "Doctors". January 2008-: Norman Dance Tani Porter of ITV1 "Royal Today". November 200 8-April 201 1-Eddie Vindus of the TV series "Coronations Street". 201 2-Mr. byron of the CBBC TV series "CLUB 4 O'Clock". In 2023, she appeared in "COMPLETE MONTY" (Disney+).

Drama: One of the members of the Shoehimo Theater Company in "A Sit" (2002). In 2006, debuted in the pantomime of the halogat theater in the role of Nanny Clatter back of "Beautiful Sleeping Forest Beauty", and in 2013, King Keith, "Sleeping Beauty," was wrapped in flames and r e-performed in a kneeling. In 2007, he participated in the "Fifty Autumn Autumn", based on a diary of a friend who committed suicide with depression.

Improvection comedy: Cabaret saltale that creates characters such as Sukwinty McGoldy and Corvora Checochov. TV: "Casualty", "What the Heart is", "DINNNERLADIES", "HEARTBEAT", "The Royle Family", "SCOTTT & AMP; AMP; AMP; Record The drama series ITV "THE LAST TRAIN" (also "CRUEL EARTH"), "Doctors". January 2008-: Norman Dance Tani Porter of ITV1 "Royal Today". November 200 8-April 201 1-Eddie Vindus of the TV series "Coronations Street". 201 2-Mr. byron of the CBBC TV series "CLUB 4 O'Clock". In 2023, she appeared in "COMPLETE MONTY" (Disney+).

Terry Brett to raise funds for St Leonard’s Hospice at book event at Pyramid Gallery

Improvection comedy: Cabaret saltale that creates characters such as Sukwinty McGoldy and Corvora Checochov. TV: "Casualty", "What the Heart is", "DINNERLADIES", "HEARTBEAT", "The Royle Family", "Scott & amp; Bailey" Machine series ITV "The Last Train" (also "CRUEL EARTH"), "Doctors". January 2008-: Norman Dance Tani Porter of ITV1 "Royal Today". November 200 8-April 201 1-Eddie Vindus of the TV series "Coronations Street". 201 2-Mr. byron of the CBBC TV series "CLUB 4 O'Clock". In 2023, she appeared in "COMPLETE MONTY" (Disney+).

Improvection comedy: Cabaret saltale that creates characters such as Sukwinty McGoldy and Corvora Checochov.

Abdullah Ibrahim (pianist, composer) oil painting by Steve Hewson. "A giant of South African jazz music. His music inspired me to take up bass in recent years," says Steve Clarence Smith (actor). "I first met Clarence in the summer of 1982 on a raucous night in an apartment in Queensway, London. We studied together to become actors. We're still in contact 42 years later," says Steve. "It's still amazing to think back to those wild times, and it's been that way ever since," says Steve. Flora Hibberd, singer-songwriter, oil on canvas, by Steve Hewson. "An aspiring singer-songwriter from Paris. Her music reminds me of Leonard Cohen and classic French singers like Françoise Hardy," says Steve. "This portrait is based on an original photograph of Marie Yako. Dr Tanya Francis, consultant and therapist, oil on canvas, by Steve Hewson "In the 17 years I've known Tanya, I've watched her go from strength to strength. I was lucky enough to work with her at the Harrogate Theatre before she made her successful career move," says Steve Joe Duttin, actor, oil on canvas, by Steve Hewson. "I met Joe when we worked together on a Ken Loach film in 2000. He's a brilliant actor who brings real conviction to every role," says Steve Glock, Clown, oil on canvas, by Steve Hewson.

Terry Brett at the counter at the Pyramid Gallery

On Friday (3-8-2024), a Charity in the pyramid gallery of Stone Gate, the York Gallery curator Terry Brett commemorating the third volume of a manga rabbit who honored celebrities and key figures. Events will be held.

The publishing cost will be borne by the gallery and a copy will be presented, but the spontaneous donation to www. Justgiving. Com/Page/Terr y-Brytt is in memory of Terry's father who died of prostate cancer. Donated to.

Terry handes a sign at the entrance of the gallery from 17:30 to 19:00, and a book will be exhibited at the table. In the gallery, you can buy the original picture while enjoying wine.

Terry Brett launches third volume of Good Rabbits Gone cartoon tributes with Refugee Action York event at Pyramid

Terry Brett signs a than k-you stamp to Queen Elizabeth. Machine painting: Bart de Baldock

The 3rd obituary collection "Good Rabbits Gone Volume THREE 4 Equality" will cover the third installment from September 2021 to December 2022, and the fourth installment of 2023 will be published soon.

Among them, Queen Elizabeth II ("Delivered": April 21, 1926, "SENT": September 8, 2022), Leslie Philips ("HALLO-O-O-O": April 20, 1924, "Ding Dong!": November 7, 2022), Terry Hall ("SPECIAL": March 19, 1959, "Much Too Young": December 18, 2022), Cathen Booth (UK Computer scientists and mathematicians ("Ticking": "Ticker Stopped": September 29, 2022).

The "SCRIBBLERS" manga painting by Bart de Baldock, the owner of the pyramid gallery, and a former surveyor, and a former surveyor, is drawn on the death of human death, with interesting comments and intense memories of Terry himself. It is summarized in.

THE GOOD BUNNIES ARE GONE 3] Cover: Manga: Bart de Baldock, sentence: Terry Brett

Publishing costs are borne by the gallery and distributed there, but at events from 16:30 to 19:00, a signing session by Terry / Artist Bart de Baldock is also held.

"From the experience of Part 1 and Part 2, people enjoy receiving books," says Terry. "Donation is just giving website, www. Justgiving.

RIP Lee Scratch Perry: Mass of a caricature dedicated to Jamaica's innovative producer and composer by Berta Devaldok

The 3rd death article collection on page 108 on page 108, called Good Rabbs Gone Volume THREE 4 Equaly, covers the period from September 2021 to December 2022, and the 4th installment of the fall of 2023 is already ongoing. be.

Among them-Queen Elizabeth (Delivery: April 21, 1926, shipment: September 8, 2022), Leslie Philips ("Hello-O-O": "Ding Dong!" "November 7, 2022), June Brown: February 16, 1927, blessed her cotton socks: April 3, 2022), Ruth Maddock (Hi-De-Hi!: 1943 April 16th, bye-de-bye: December 9, 2022), Terry Hall: March 19, 1959, too young: December 18, 2022), and Cathen Bout, British computer ・ Mathematician (Ticking: July 9, 1922, Ticker Stoppeed: September 29, 2022).

Pisaks Bertt Debaldok's caricature, the owner of the "Pyramid" gallery, the ukulele player, and the past certified starter Terry-Bullet pseudonyms were drawn in response to human death, and then wit-rich remarks and penetration remembrance Terry. Collect books.

In the third volume of Memorial Works, the conditions for recording have changed. "Volume 1 is dedicated to musicians, actors and comedians who influenced my life.

"I love technology and science. In the third book, I became interested in people who changed my life in social fields."

The work is not only a prejudice and inequality, but it is also dedicated to the era of people being rewarded, "said Terry Brett, Good Rabitz Lord 3.

"The fact that the order of the story develops only by human death date has noticed that I have an interesting social age.

"But their stories have talked about a lot of society in the past few decades, so I became interested in people who had some influence on society in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.

Gradually, a common topic appropriate for the final volume has emerged. That is Volume 3 4 "equal". "I came up with my name while collecting my names," says Terry. "I realized that many of the people chosen in this book are participating in a campaign to fight inequality, prejudice, and feminism.

"This program has given a lot of hig h-quality broadcast time to the wonderful and quiet people who have decided to confront prejudice or do something good. These people are not so wealthy, the media. It is not known as a celebrity, but he may have won the CBE and OBE for campaign activities.

Tribute to Ronnie Spector of Ronets of Bart de Baldock Ronets

Ma Smith, who won the Pride of Britain Award for making a cooking place in Oxford, is a good example. Avida Shin Julle, who fought racecrouse in Birmingham and won the OBE, is one of them. Joel persuaded him to visit the Sumegic Plant a few days before Marcom X was assassinated.

Such dedicated people say that 18 people, including women who have succeeded in a career that used to be mal e-dominated, are interesting and meaningful.

"This work is not only a prejudice and inequality, but also tells the era of attention and rewarding individuals. Many people will say that!

"I think METOO movements and wind rush scandals have increased in the media.

Fashion designer, Vivienn Westwood.

"This book is a story of many wonderful women who fought the prejudice of the workplace, just did their own work, and eventually became recognized for what they did."

The wider focus also influenced the creative process. "The picture is no longer drawn at once, and there is a huge amount of work," says Terry. It takes a lot of time. Most of the tasks were done in January 2023 on the Beach Hut in Gore for eight weeks and for three weeks last October. By doing so, you can secure enough time. " "This program has given a lot of hig h-quality broadcast time to the wonderful and quiet people who have decided to confront prejudice or do something good. These people are so wealthy. Not to be known as a media celebrity, he may have won CBE and OBE in campaign activities.

Tribute to Ronnie Spector of Ronets of Bart de Baldock Ronets

Such dedicated people say that 18 people, including women who have succeeded in a career that used to be mal e-dominated, are interesting and meaningful.

"This work is not only a prejudice and inequality, but also tells the era of attention and rewarding individuals. Many people will say that!

"I think METOO movements and wind rush scandals have increased in the media.

Fashion designer, Vivienn Westwood.

"This book is a story of many wonderful women who fought the prejudice of the workplace, just did their own work, and eventually became recognized for what they did."

The wider focus also influenced the creative process. "The picture is no longer drawn at once, and there is a huge amount of work," says Terry. It takes a lot of time. Most of the tasks were done in January 2023 on the Beach Hut in Gore for eight weeks and for three weeks last October. By doing so, you can secure enough time. " "This program has given a lot of hig h-quality broadcast time to the wonderful and quiet people who have decided to confront prejudice or do something good. These people are not so wealthy, the media. It is not known as a celebrity, but he may have won the CBE and OBE for campaign activities.

Tribute to Ronnie Spector of Ronets of Bart de Baldock Ronets

Such dedicated people say that 18 people, including women who have succeeded in a career that used to be mal e-dominated, are interesting and meaningful.

"This work is not only a prejudice and inequality, but also tells the era of attention and rewarding individuals. Many people will say that!

"I think METOO movements and wind rush scandals have increased in the media.

Why use the name Bertt deBaldock?

Fashion designer, Vivienn Westwood.

"This book is a story of many wonderful women who fought the prejudice of the workplace, just did their own work, and eventually became recognized for what they did."

Make It At Market glass makers Allister Malcolm and Alison Vincent to appear at Comfort And Joy show at Pyramid Gallery

Terry still has time to choose good books. "However, if you look at the list, there are not only soccer players, but also a lot of artists, actors, and TV talents. Mary Kwant, Paco Rabanne, Philida Barlow, and more manga artists." I'm trying to find artists and performers.

"Barry Hanfrez, Paul Oguredededi, Mike Ya Wood, Len Goodman, writer Benjamin Zephnia, Martin Amis, Fay Wieldon, Bat Batarak, and others to participate in icons. For example, David Crosbee and Tina Turner are now in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

End of Queen: Elizabeth II's death sketch drawn by Bart de Baldock

Terry says how the latest work, Refuse Action York, supports Refuse Action York: "I was asked to draw a rabbit for Gene Moss, who worked in a charity until I died in 2020, and started collecting donations for them 2." Donated 2, 400 pounds to refugee action yoke.

"They give refugees by giving a letter of recommendation to refugees, helping to fill out documents, and providing basic needs such as school supplies. Their jobs are recognized by refugees. Changing, helping them to become a necessary member of society. "

Refuse Action York holds meetings every Wednesday at York's John Imchareating Institute, and supports refugees and asylum applicants by holding a Sunday meeting called "hub" every month at Clifton Green Elementary School. 。

The 2nd Charity Event will be held on March 9 at Pyramid Gallery from 16:30 to 19:00. The donation will be sent to St. Leonard Hospice in memory of the founder Terry, who died of prostate cancer.

Terry Brett / Bart de Baldock's first work "Gone GOOD-NATURED RABBIT": David Bowie January 10, 2016

Terry's "Gone GOOD-NATURED BUNNIES" series was announced on January 10, 2016. "I got angry with David Bowie's sudden leaving us, and in 1994 I decided to use a stencil and comic New Year's card for the first time to draw him as a rabbit. 。

Jo Walton curates Wildish exhibition of paintings, pots and poems at Pyramid Gallery with emphasis on mystic femininity

Terry Volgan, Glen Campbell, Ken Dod, Keith Frint, Judith Car) Following more rabbits, the death of a celebrity beloved person is annoying, and at first posting on Twitter and Facebook on #goodrabbitSgone. He said, "he said.

"During Cobid's 2020 decisions, I accepting the" GOOD BUNNIES LEFT "that I collected in the book, and the conclusion that these books would be provided only for charity donations. As of July 1, 2023, the pyramid gallery books and other charitable donations are 8, 000 pounds for Leonard Hospice, a crime of Sensan original, and 2, 400 pounds for refugee support activities.

Why draw rabbits, Terry? "It may be unusual to draw human monuments in a rabbit, but I don't think you need to ask this question." Painting itself is a personal sense of loss and death. The process of reading the person's life and moving to a normal pattern is somewhere. "

To summarize the first volume of "GOOD BUNNIES", a Terry Brette taken by Alter ego Bertht Debaldok.

"The rabbit's body and ears are the ultimate limits, so any portrait is very difficult and not serious.

Or in two words ...? "Bath and Brett-If you have the beliefs of the family, and in fact, if you are living a good life, well, yes, good at the top, that is, what you were kind to the interests of others. If you achieve, you have been reborn as a rabbit.

He recalls that Tombstone Humor has a chance to wait for Terry himself and implies that he was the most hungry when he wrote it as a rabbit.

The next day (16/1/2024), Terry Brett/Bart de Valdoka will release "GOOD RABBS Gone Volume 4 Equaly" at the Pyramid Gallery Gallery in Stone Gallery in York. From 16:30 to 19:00, signing sessions and fundraising activities for refugee support organizations REFUGEE ACTION YORK will be held.

Terry Brett / Bart Devald, York's gallery "Pyramid"

"When I was young, I lived in a small village called North Heartfordshire, a small village of North Heartfordshire, one of my friends," and I was one mile.

For example, French "de" is used in the French "de", as used in the title of "Debrett's".

Arie Marcom and Alison Vincent appeared on the BBC One Channel program "Make it on the market". On Friday, they perform at the York gallery "Pyramid".

On Friday (17/11/2023), the Pyramid Gallery in Staunton, York will host the second opening of Arista Malcolm and Alison Vincent's exhibition Consolation and Joy from 15:00 to 19:00. We will be serving drinks and snacks to honour their work and success, having been involved in the BBC One programme Do it on the market, which first aired in January, says gallery owner Terry Brett ahead of the show, which will be repeated on BBC One on 24 November at 19. 30.

"As part of Alistair's mentoring of Alison, he organised an exhibition of her work here at the Pyramid. As part of Alistair's mentoring of Alison, he organised an exhibition of her work here at the Pyramid.

Terry adds, "On Friday we will be hosting a special event with Joe Kenny, a former teacher turned artist. Joe and his colleague Caroline White created the Jug of Joy for our Christmas exhibition.

The "Comfort and Joy" exhibition, dedicated to British handcrafted art and sculpture, will run until 20 January 2024. Ceramics, glass, sculptures, paintings and more will be on display.

"We have some fantastic pieces for gifts and for your home," says Terry.

Participating artists include Leslie Burch (painting), Emma Whitelock (painting), Dinnie Paul (felt sculpture), Helen Martino (ceramic sculpture), Anita Klein (linograms and painting), Paul Smith (sculpture), Peter Hayes (sculpture), Joy McMillan (glass sculpture and jewellery), Tracey Noor (stained windows), Joe Kenny (blowing glass) and Sarah Williams (painting).

Project: Thursday life drawing classes at St Olave’s Church Hall. Result: Donderdag Collective exhibition at Pyramid Gallery

Hilka Makrantela (painting, sculpture and ceramics), Eva Milas (ceramics), Eliza Sortwood (sculpture), Hannah Gibson (glass sculpture), E& M Glass (glass sculpture), Morag Rickey (glass sculpture), Fidelme Mossey (bronze sculpture and ceramics), Louise Connell (mixed sculpture) and Kate Bakeley (porcelain origami). Jewellery by over 75 masters will also be on display.

A pot and one of her works, Rusty Works, by Jo Walton and Julie O'Sullivan, curators of 'Wildish' exhibition at Pyramid GalleryTomorrow from 11am to 3pm, curator Jo Walton and IT invited participants will be hosting 'Wildish', an exhibition of paintings, pots, jewellery, poetry, wallpaper and ceramic sculptures made by the artist, at the Pyramid Gallery in Towngate, York. Anyone is welcome to attend.

When Joe, an artist from Rogue Atelier, Joe, an outdoor artist, asked the gallery owner Terry Brett to hold an exhibition on two galleries on the first floor, he accepted without hesitation.

She has often exhibited her "rusted prints" and rusted iron paintings in the pyramid gallery many times.

And this time, she chose five designers and one poet, shining in a joint exhibition on the theme of the deepest and sensual magical femininity.

The exhibition will include Joe, Julie Oslivan, Christine Pike, Izy Williamson, Zoe Catherine Kendal, and York poet Nicky Kipax.

A wonderful project of Christine Pike's painting "Jewel"

Terry was able to help the show plan. "It's great to return from a short vacation and see Joe and the pyramid team (Fiona, Sarah, Ali, Angela) holding a show.

"The creatures drawn with a material that gives a large impact with the scenery of a fresh farm, texture and colors.

Joe's work is abstract, often combines rusted metal and oil paint, and uses wax, gold, silver, and copper plate to express colorful sea and landscapes. The work drawn on a wooden panel, iron, and texture is about 20 cm to one meter square.

Julie Osrie Ban is an atelier in Essex Le e-on Sea, which is inspired by a life that feels close to the beauty of Thames. As a result, she uses carefully selected seagrass, aquatic plants, shells, and pebbles in the coastal area.

New works by ceramicist Ben Arnup and Anita Klein are the headline acts in Pyramid Gallery’s Christmas Collection exhibition

Julie uses a rigid porcelain tile, which leaves her work a sensual touch and ephemeral.

Wilddish exhibition banner at the pyramid gallery

Izy Williamson designs a unique limited edition relief print that expresses playfulness and surprise, based on the nature and situations of the childhood spent in the Witbee. He also works on exterior design, package and branding.

Zoe Catherine Kendal produces jewelry and sculptures by combining valuable materials, such as antiques, vintage beads, pottery, and metal, and that are not. Her unique work reflects the exploration of playfulness for form and aesthetics, while being familiar with the professionalism for vintage jewelry and advanced jewelry.

Cristin Pike, who completed the master's course at Norwidge Institute of Art, has created a work that conveys the situation. The theme and range are different, but there is one central theme. It is a satisfying perception of nature and our relationship through ethnic stories and legendary prisms. Produced works with paper clay, pottery, and mixed media.

Yor k-based poet Nicky Kipax works are published in anthology and magazines such as poetry News, Rialto, Alchemy Spoon, and has been selected as the final candidate for the Brid Port Award. Soon the first collection of works will be published. As part of the Wilddish plan, she will magically magic between the work and the work.

The gallery is open from September 1st, from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Peace, chalk, coal, Diana Cobold

THE THURSDAY will hold an exhibition at the pyramid gallery at Stone Gate, York until Saturday, June 25.

The Yor k-based designer group formed in 2011 gathered in the Hall of the St. Ore Gate Sin Church in Mary Gate Lane on Thursday evening to sketch and paint based on the model (Thursday is the Netherlands. Thursday in word).

This group includes professional painters, lovers who want to improve their techniques, or enthusiasts who want to explore fresh ideas by working with sitters.

Thursday team members, Caroline Cores's work "Feeling Good about Yourself".

"This exhibition is a life art celebration called painting, or a way to make a living as a way to make a living, or as a pyramid gallery owner and curator. "

In the "form of artists and human" exhibitions, 15 members will, for example, photos of life taken in Thursday sessions and other works for resale.

Road, coal, creator, Keith Petit

Features of the exhibition, Julie Mitchell, Laurie Burke, Bart de Baldock (also known as Terry Brett), Diana Cobold, Caroline Coles, Leon Francoisa Dumon, Marina God Free, Anna Harding, Adel Karmagin , Michel Galloway, Andrian Mercka, Kate Petit, Svare Sayers, Barbara Show, Donna Maria Taylor.

Artists will also participate in the official opening from 11:00 to 14:30 on Saturday, with wine, soft drinks and snacks. Opening time: 10: 00-17: 00 (Mo n-Sat), Sunday holidays.

Ring of flames, oil painting, Leon François Dumon

New Year's Eve Gathering: York's potter Ben Arnap (left) and Terry Brette, owner of the pyramid gallery.

York's potter Ben Arnup will open the latest exhibition, Christmas Collection, dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the Pyramid Gallery, at 12:00 noon on Saturday at Staungeter, York.

Lesley Seeger and Katherine Bree form Yorkshire-London collaboration for painting and gemstone show at Pyramid Gallery

Ben introduces the 12 new new ones delivered by the clay of the statue by the trump oil method, the characteristics of the gallery curators and owner, Terry Brett themselves.

The Christmas collection is the first regular of the Pyramid, a British artist and printer Anita Klein. Terry invites Anita to fill the wall, "says Terry.

The gallery has been working hard for a long time with Anita, the provider of the Catalog of Engraving, a diary of her family life.

Angels with gifts, Rino Gravura, Author Anita Klein

For 28 years, when the pyramid gallery has established more than 800 types of paintings, we have been watching her career development, one of the most collected designers in the UK. In fact, it's just right that she appeared in the final commemorative exhibition of this year in a timely manner.

In addition to introducing fresh lingrams, Anita will create a copy of his own book "EXTRAORDINAR Y-40 Years of Print" published by Eames Fine Art in October.

This daily & hair artist has been more than 40 years, and thousands of paintings that show the closest family, such as her husband, daughters, grandchildren, and her themselves, are involved in the most common things of everyday life. , I have produced prints and drawings.

Watch TV, make dinner, read, go to high school, take a bath, wear clothes before cleaning the house, choose pets, go on vacation on a vacation. Hugging with a loved one or pouring affection-Anita is a intimate visual diary that allows everyone to communicate with the beautiful family scenes that seem to be nothing with humor, delicacy and beauty. Was created.

Anita Klein's photo book "Out OutionINARY" will be released in October and will be sold at the Pyramid Gallery.

This book contains 550 beloved Anita's engraving, and their family's daily life for decades has grown from the perspective of their mother, the mother, from the perspective of their mother. The appearance of changing to an appropriate role is shown like a fun chronology.

'Out Of The Ordinary' charts Anita Klein's evolution as an artist, from the simple monochrome dry engravings of the 1980s, born out of the practical and financial demands of a young housewife and mother, to the more vibrant and intricate engravings of recent years.

Poet Holly McNish's unique assessment of Anita Klein's work, as well as quotes from publishers Rebecca and Vincent Eames, who worked with Anita for over 20 years, and critic Mel Gooding, provide an introduction to her practice.

Contemporary Glass Society marks 25 years at Pyramid Gallery with Bedazzled

Anita herself provides her own memoir and supporting details, commenting briefly on the images and the events they depict, complemented by the poetic work of Holly McNish and Wendy Cope, wife of Carol Ann Duffy.

Pangolin statue, Jenny McCall, from the Pyramid Gallery's "Christmas Collection".

Also featured are architects Jenny McCall and Christine Pike, printmaker Michael Barratt, ceramicist Dylan Bowen, ceramicists Katie Braida, Ilona Slikova, Drew Cains (from Leeds), designer and architect Monet Larsen, glassblowers Rachel Elliott, Alison Vincent, Keith Cummings, Bruce Marks and David Rickey.

In addition to the glittering lights, the jewellery exhibition "Christmas Collection" will feature works by over 50 British masters, including Jane Mackintosh.

Saturday 12pm-3pm, until 12 January 10am-5pm, Sunday 11am-4pm.

Poster for the "Christmas Collection" exhibition at the Pyramid Gallery.

Visual artist Catherine Blee (left) and landscape artist Lesley Seger in the North Yorkshire countryside.

PIGMENT & Stone, a collaborative exhibition by North Yorkshire landscape artist Lesley Seger and British jewellery designer Catherine Blee, runs from 5th to 27th November at the Pyramid Gallery in Stonegate, York.

Blee has been inspired by Seger's paintings to create her own new collection of precious stone treasures.

Born from ideas the two artists developed during confinement, Pigment and Stone is a celebration of form and colour using earth materials.

Lesley Seger's work 'Pink Mountain' from the Pigment and Stone exhibition at the Pyramid Gallery.

"The Pyramid Gallery owner Terry Brett depicts famous places such as Yorkshire Wooden, Helmsley Garden, and Yorkshire Wals while immersed in Yorkshire's countryside.

Catherine has created a work that reflects the colors, shapes and feel of these works. " Rose Mountain "Ya" Maypoles "is enhanced by necklaces, earrings, and bracelets with amethyst, serpentine, garnet motif.

When can you meet glassmaking grandee Peter Layton at Pyramid Gallery? Thursday!

Catherine divides his collection into four elements (earth, air, fire, water), which perfectly complements Leslie's element painting, and she says "a lot of places, layers, and colors. It appears over time with history. "

Leslie Seagar under production in the North Yorkshire studio

Terry promises that Pigment & amp; amp; amp; stone (pigment and amplifier) will be a feast for eyes and souls. He says that jewelry such as Tiger Eye, Malachite, and Smoky Quartz is reflected in the land paintings like "Shadow Play".

Jewelry using underwater gems such as Amazo Night, Turquoise, and Lapis Lazuli has been inspired by paintings such as "Magical Garden" and "Rabbit Hut". It is believed that jewelry with water elements has a reputation for purification, healing, psychic and love qualities in relation to the autumn season. Let's hurry to buy an amulet. We all can use that "element of love" a lot. "

"SACRED TREE" and Leslie Seagar from "Pigment and Stone", a joint exhibition with Catherine Brie, which will be held at the Pyramid Gallery on November 5.

Monet Larsen: Participated in the Contemporary Glass Society exhibition "Bedazzled" held at the Pyramid Gallery: Photo: Valerie Bernadini

Contemporary Glass Society will hold the "Bedazzled" exhibition to commemorate the 25th anniversary at the pyramid gallery on Stone Gate, York.

As part of a program to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the gallery, 60 glass works will be exhibited from September 10 to October 30.

The Pyramid Gallery and Contemporary Glass Society have been working together in 2008 to promote 800 glass writers belonging to the Society.

Morag Ricky of the Contemporary Glass Association produced in the atelier

For the monumental exhibition, the association came up with a festive theme after silver jubili and came up with the name Bedazzled.

The gallery owner Terry Brett and the members of the association are engraving, blown glass, fusing, sealing, casting, processing of reeds and mulling, processing, cutting, polishing, and decorations on metal leaves, etc. I chose 25 artists with style and technique.

Terry has been fascinated by studio glass since he started his job in 1994.

Terry Brett, the owner of the pyramid gallery, is surrounded by a dazzling glass product with David Ricky's sculpture.

"There are so many ways to make art of art using glass, but in this exhibition, we introduced some works made of imagination like glass treasures."

Charles Hutchinson

The second exhibition is called the "Contemporary Glass Association Razle Dazzle" and displays a small work of less than 5 x 5 inches made by 60 craftsmen.

Gallery is open from Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm. "The exhibition can be seen online on the gallery website www. pyramidgallery. com, but please visit the gallery on September 10 and fully evaluate the exhibition," says Terry.

"Blacksl" exhibition to be held at the "Pyramid" gallery in York

Memories of the 1950s

London Glass Bowing Workshop founder Peter Layton, the owner of Juramid Gallery in his hand with Peter Layton, Terry Brett

Peter Layton, the founder of the London Glassbo Workshop and the British Studio Glass Movement, appears in the Pyramid Gallery from 16:30 to 18:15, and the 40th anniversary of York Art Empire. Notify the commemorative ceremony.

"During this time, Peter has participated in many glass exhibitions here, like many of his workshops on Bermange Street in London, for at least 30 years, said," Peter has participated in many glass exhibitions here. It was.

"To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the UK's studio and glass, we will display 40 glasses related to London Glassboing. Why don't you talk with Peter with wine and soft drinks in one hand?

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Amber Gracier ", Peter Layton, Gallery" Pyramid ", York

Peter provides 18 glass cases from a different series in the Jubili exhibition, with Bruce Marx, Lin Row, Anthony Cliff, Yucas, the power of Yucas, Catherine Singing, and Sarah Weburi. It was complemented by the exhibition.

In the 1960s, Peter learned Keramic, but while teaching at AIOVA Instute, he tried glass and eventually chose glass as a desirable way for himself. Returning to the United Kingdom, he became one of the pioneers of the British Studio Glass Movement in London, and established the London Glass Bowing Workshop in Lotelkitis in 1976.

When Terry led the Pyramid Gallery in 1994, Peter had already had a perfect relationship with the Pyramid Gallery.

"I remember how I saw Peter's glass work until the first day of the opening on May 31, 1994," says Terry. "A German glass collector enters the store and is worried about the tallest sno w-like white glass bottle, which was immediately displayed in the window.

Cold lid pyramid, spray glass and casting glass, cutting and polishing, Peter Lighton

"He took less than five minutes. I didn't know anything about studio glass, and it was a big care.

"When I got a gala and packed something in a box, I was trembling in the box, but I knew it was actually a turning point for me, and since then I have loved glass."

From such a day, TENTO also exhibited from London Glass Bowling as the largest number of 30 glass designers, and 270 other masters were sold by Gallery in Stawngaite.

The 4 0-point glass exhibition will be held until September 24, and in July will be part of a mix exhibition with other painters. The exhibition's work, for example, as in a gallery, website pyramidgallery.

Terry Brett, the administrator of the gallery Pyramid, gets Peter Layton's glass work. There are also Colin Reed's glass rings, Bruno Romanelli's yellowish statues, Barry Steadman's plates, and Hirke McKin Tire and Mika Rich.

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According to East Sussex archives, Knoll secondary school for boys was not closed in 1931/1932. A secondary school for girls was opened a few years later. The secondary school was divided into two parts, a western one for boys and an eastern one for girls, separated by an assembly hall and the headmaster's office. The classrooms were built around a rectangle. The main play area was a few minutes walk from the secondary school in Hangleton. In 1980, a business centre was built in the inner space.

Recalling the teachers, I studied at Knoll School from 1955 to 1959. Our director was Miss Sills. She had the opportunity to discourage you with just her own eyes. Miss Bernard (maths) and Miss Metalluff were good teachers and very encouraging. Miss Dickeson (Dickie Donuts) was in charge of art and Miss Wolfenden in sports and science (apparently).

If we forgot our berets we were punished. Then, at games in the Hangleton playing field, we were obliged to go to the high school. If we forgot our berets, we queued up and waited. During homework lessons, we spent a lot of time in the kitchen, making a certain amount of pretty savory food. We were quite popular with the boys back then too, and they usually waited for us in front of the school gates.

The daily athletics games were held every day at the Greyhound Stadium, and we were quite competitive with other local secondary schools, especially "Mile Oak". I once ran the 100 meters for Sucedex, but was actually disqualified for jumping outside my own course.

There were four "houses" in the girls' school: Nightingale (blue), Bronte (red), Bin (yellow), and Carrie (green). There was fierce competition between the houses. Our school had a garden, and we were encouraged to take an interest in the produce we grew. There were also a lot of non-ball teams, and it was fun to go to other secondary schools on Saturday afternoons to watch their games. Because of this, some people not only waited outside the school gates, but also waited for us to eat!

Marion Upton (2008/02/04)

Hi, Marion. I read your presentation with interest. My teacher was Mrs Apton and I remember Miss Shilds. Diana Hooton, Linda Friend, Elizabeth Stone? We lived on Hangleton Road in high school. We're in Cornwall now.

Jen Dove (nee Cattermull) (2008/02/04)

Hello Jan, thanks. My email address is [email protected].

Marion Upton (05/02/2008)

I studied at the New Girls' School in Knoll from 1968 to 1972. Miss Shells was still the director and was quite a picky person. We had to wear berets when bathing in the King Alfred Basin (except when swimming!). The secondary facilities were fairly unused and fresh, the science laboratories were pretty well equipped, but then Miss Wolfenden wasn't retired for a while, and on one occasion I remember a bull's eye being dissected! Miss Cooper was the teacher, and in my first lesson I had the opportunity to make a pie with cheese and potatoes, and I was also trained in smoothing and laying tea towels!

Gill Bradshaw (Boudage) (2008/02/22)

I studied at this school from 1970 to 1975 and was invited by Oliva Bratton and I remember Miss Sills perfectly. She absolutely didn't want boys hanging around the high school and there was a big fuss that her sister Rosemary was in contact with her real brother! I remember Miss Wilson coaching. Now in Australia I am the mother of four boys and six (soon to be seven) girls. A good memoir about Norra.

Olivia Mitchell (2008/08/05)

Hello, secondary school Norra, I studied at Mile Oak Girls in the late 1950s and I remember how we played nonbelles in the winter against your team at Hangleton Court, God how cold it was. I still remember the sports day at Greyhound Stadium. Those were good times.

Bonny Cat/ Veronica Bentley (2008/05/15)

School for Girls Butll, a memoir. I remember some of the names. I moved to London in 1978 and now live in Hertfordshire. Does anyone remember me?

Sophie Fox (Habaya) (2008/06/25)

I studied at a school called Nool Hall School from 1968 to 1971. I remember Miss Sills, Miss Wilson and Miss Wolfenden. The friends of the class were Philip Media, Linda Gray, Bevally Green, Chris Smith, Gillian Gander, Jane Cranfield, the principal, and the three girls I wished. Francis, Haiser, and Colen. Miss Cooper took us to cook, but I was almost behind the door. Because she insists that my name is pronounced with Joan (not actually, it was Joanna), because I ignored it even if she was declared. It's all because I can't cook! However, despite the above things, I love lo w-level athletics, and those who remember me are basically Gillian Gander and I basically go to school sports. You'll remember that you were fighting above. I think everything was going well at that time.

Joe Williams (maiden name foot) (2008/09/06)

I was one of the people who studied at a boyish glamor school, met the girls from the school gate to the Hangletonway, and expected to spend their homes. I remember how the secondary education institution was built. My older brother, who is much older than me, worked there while studying at the laboratory. Every time we passed, my brother was surprised.

Nile Ander Chill (2008/10/19)

My founder Kenneth Bartenho studied at Nool School. Now, for example, he is in his forties and should be there. Can anyone find this name?

Sandra Allen (2008/07/27)

I remember the barten show, of course, but I don't remember Kenneth. I studied in Nool in 1962/66. I knew some bartensho, did you go to one school?

Janet Dove (maiden name Catamal) (2008/12/11)

Hello, Sandra, I went to Nool Junior High School in the 1940s, but I remember Batenho.

Marcom Citron (2008/11/25)

In the 1960s, Nol's secondary education institutions on the same campus were like a mirror of a female secondary education institution. The corridor and the cafeteria were shared. In order for these "two people" to never meet each other, an accurate organization is required! During the Operetta Gilbert and Salivan, they were refused their stay. Three school maids would be more authentic!

Steve Robinson (2008/12/02)

I remember that in the 1960s, two secondary schools were on the same land and were very cramped. Later, the girls were given a new secondary education facility to Hangton Road (next to the sports ground). For example, Mr. Turner and Miss Shields had a lot of time to communicate, such as watching their sponsors, and I only remember duties when I danced with girls at the end of class.

Paul Madox (2008/12/13)

Does anyone remember the male high school in the late 1950s? Dr. Parkinson, Davis Father, etc. And Mr. Sparks, the principal of high school. And Derara? I remember the teacher, including the fact that the boots were rejected only once!

Chris (2009/01/07)

I was at the meeting 26 now. 1. 09, I think you will actually make graduates in the near future. The next meeting will be held at St. Richards Hall from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on the first day of April 27.

Polin James (maiden name small) (2009/01/26)

Hello everyone who studied at Girl for Girls from 1955 to 1959. In my class, Jacqueline Makkelinan (currently living in Australia), Jun Nash (currently living in California), Beryl Watts, Gene Maris (I met in Latin a while ago), Valerie Clark, Marion Landor, Patricia Eggton, Patricia, Patricia Gillian Smart, Margaret Ann Shoten, Elizabeth Henderson, Anis Griffith, Sandra Douli, and Rita Gestico. I have all the lists, but I don't look. We look forward to hearing from anyone. I remember that I returned from the stadium because I was unable to dress up, and that I had a cold gaze of Miss Sills from the stage of the venue. Unfortunate Miss Dickinson was trembling, and I was assigned a very long hair in the Miss Wolfendon class. Miss Taylor's brave figure (geographer). Sometimes I went shopping for Apto n-sensei on the path after lunch. It was such an era, right?

Gene Martin (Maiden Nametsu Smith) (2009/03/04)

I studied at Nor Boys' Academy from 1959 to 1965. At first I learned under E. J. Derara and under J. M. Terner. The teachers had many people who were unforgettable: Dr. Chaapple in English, Dr. Weimark (Small, Mutfurias), Natural Science Hicks and Gudas, arithmetic Hache B ・ KH. ("I can sob any small boy for 5 minutes. W, J. M." Daddy ", Davis (" When I was in Canada ... ") I am in the northern hall I have a lot of other memories of the table tennis.

Howard Diron (2009/12/03)

I first went to Knole during the Second World War, when Miss Lelliott was Headmistress of the Secondary School. I then moved to the Junior Secondary School in Portland Road and then back to the Senior Secondary School. The Headmistress of the Secondary School was Mr Sparks. The 1R lady worked in the corridor, after this Mrs Pugh ran to the girls and we worked a bit. Next came Jack Booth, who was a great footballer and later the Prosecutor for Hove. Then there was Jack Liddell, Basil Waymark, Mr Parkinson, Mr 'Daddy' Davis, Mr Clapp, Mr Smith the metalworker, Mr Vic Bratley the woodworker and in the two classes on the north side of the playground there was Mr Chappell who made a living from art and a vain skinny young man who made a living from the conditions, but whose name I cannot remember now. I left high school at Easter 1951 and worked as an apprentice at Southdown Motors in Victoria Road, Portslade, where I stayed for four years. Boxing was very popular during my time at school, with Jackie Adderson, Keith West and Mickey Turner among the famous names. I remember walking to the Royal Albert Hall to watch Mickey Battle in the inter-teenage state championships. To those who attended and then moved on: David Smart (2009/03/14)

Under Mr Turner, we had Basil Waymark as our music teacher, Mr Gooders as our science teacher, Mr Hopkins as our drawing teacher (he had a bad attitude and I hated him), and Mr Sherborne as our PE teacher and homeroom teacher, worse than any sergeant in the army. He must have been a bit crazy! If he suspected that we were wearing panties under our shorts during PE, he would make us climb the bars in the gym to look under our shorts, and if he saw anyone doing it, he would explode and make the poor girl take her shorts off in front of everyone, take her trousers off and put her shorts back on! Yes, this guy was pretty sick. I'm glad the school is gone, otherwise, without corporal punishment, these people would be behind bars by now. Now I live in Germany.

Paul G. Rickard (09/04/2009)

I didn't go to Knoll School, but I lived on Hangleton Road near the junction with Martin Road from 1963 to 1975. Julian (Jim) Chown, "Ollie" Badman, Melvyn Adams, another Melvyn whose surname I don't know now, Phil Hawke (?) the latter famous in his day for climbing "Snakey Hill" on a three-speed bike! We spent hours walking around Stapley Road and in the little park on Stapley Road near Grenadier, or cycling (BMX as we now call it) on the dirt road east of Greyhound Stadium before there was an Alliance There BS office. The golf course at West Hove was a favourite and the site of many "adventures" before Sainsbury's and the link road. I remember playing cricket against Knoll at Xaverian College, which was to have been a girls' school. I was interested to see David Smart mention Vic Bratley who was a woodwork teacher at Knoll in the early 1950s - he would have subsequently moved to Cottesmore RC High School and taught with my father. I have many fond memories of Hangleton and hopefully many more waiting to be reminisced about.

John Harrison (25-04-2009)

From 1956 to 1962 I studied at Knoll Boys' School with the boys from West Blatchington Railway. The following year, Neville School opened and we were to go there, but our mothers got together to avoid moving and disrupting our education. At that time, Knoll Boys was well known because Mr Deller was a good teacher. They knew very little at the time. Jack Liddle later moved to the Grammar School to teach maths, but of course he didn't take the slip that Charlie called him, he left it to his assistant. When I was in the fifth grade, we housemasters could socialize with the girls in the gym downstairs and use it as a common room. I worked in the canteen for Mr Ramsden, a master woodworker. When he left, he was replaced by Mick Welch, with whom I went to many races. Richard Heiselglow (2009/04/26)

Today I went to the next alumni meeting, but there was no one my age there. The next one will be held on Monday 27th July from 2pm to 4pm at St Richard's Hall, Knoll Estate. It will be nice to see more old timers. I hope to see you all again.

Polina James, nee Small (2009/04/27)

I attended Nool Boys School in the mi d-1950s. I guess it was Barry Goodderers, but he called "Nool Academy for Young Gentlemen" quite harder. I remember all the teachers above, including Jack Lidel, who taught me arithmetic. The physical education class ended with a "shower", and Lidel shouted, "One washbasin, a boy," and took off our clothes and put ice water from the wash basin. Above all, Hicks who taught chemistry to us deserves noted. Dr. Hicks kneeled to all the guilty boys on a highe r-level experimental bench and forced a stick to the Bunzenverner stand. The stick was pulled out and released, and one shot was literally falling into the same space. There were many good elements, such as a weekly trip to the Alfred's bath. Someone was talking about Daddy Davis, who taught us about the situation and geography, but when we started snowing, we all remember working silently. Daddy Davis declared, "Okay, when I was in Canada ...", no one continued to run and continued to write, and of course, at around 6 o'clock. I have been in Spain for over 30 years and remember Griffe.

James Gatery (2009/05/16)

I am surprised at the accuracy of James's memoirs. It is completely consistent with my personal memo. One washbasin, once a boy, shouted a terrible rant in Jack Lidel's melody voice. I think it was not Griffith's teacher but Griffin who taught us about French and Spanish (I taught two groups at the same room at the same time). He was very wise and read a tinary book written in French during class, which made me open to Else's genius and did not get excited. Along with G. Stickson, James was probably the most punished boy in school. Because it was rebellious and unhought. Difficulty after the winter, the arrival of our new boss, the magical Turne r-like Turner teacher. I went to Nor Boys School in the mi d-1950s. I guess it was Barry Goodderers, but he called "Nool Academy for Young Gentlemen" quite harder. I remember all the teachers above, including Jack Lidel, who taught me arithmetic. The physical education class ended with a "shower", and Lidel shouted, "One washbasin, a boy," and took off our clothes and put ice water from the wash basin. Above all, Hicks who taught chemistry to us deserves noted. Dr. Hicks kneeled to all the guilty boys on a highe r-level experimental bench and forced a stick to the Bunzenverner stand. The stick was pulled out and released, and one shot was literally falling into the same space. There were many good elements, such as a weekly trip to the Alfred's bath. Someone was talking about Daddy Davis, who taught us about the situation and geography, but when we started snowing, we all remember working silently. Daddy Davis declared, "Okay, when I was in Canada ...", no one continued to run and continued to write, and of course, at around 6 o'clock. I have been in Spain for over 30 years and remember Griffe.

James Gatery (2009/05/16)

I am surprised at the accuracy of James's memoirs. It is completely consistent with my personal memo. One washbasin, once a boy, shouted a terrible rant in Jack Lidel's melody voice. I think it was not Griffith's teacher but Griffin who taught us about French and Spanish (I taught two groups at the same room at the same time). He was very wise and read a tinary book written in French during class, which made me open to Else's genius and did not get excited. Along with G. Stickson, James was probably the most punished boy in school. Because it was rebellious and unhought. Difficulty after the winter, the arrival of our new boss, the magical Turne r-like Turner teacher. I attended Nool Boys School in the mi d-1950s. I guess it was Barry Goodderers, but he called "Nool Academy for Young Gentlemen" quite harder. I remember all the teachers above, including Jack Lidel, who taught me arithmetic. The physical education class ended with a "shower", and Lidel shouted, "One washbasin, a boy," and took off our clothes and put ice water from the wash basin. Above all, Hicks who taught chemistry to us deserves noted. Dr. Hicks kneeled to all the guilty boys on a highe r-level experimental bench and forced a stick to the Bunzenverner stand. The stick was pulled out and released, and one shot was literally falling into the same space. There were many good elements, such as a weekly trip to the Alfred's bath. Someone was talking about Daddy Davis, who taught us about the situation and geography, but when we started snowing, we all remember working silently. Daddy Davis declared, "Okay, when I was in Canada ...", no one continued to write with my eyes and continued to write, and of course, about 6 o'clock. I have been in Spain for over 30 years and remember Griffe.

James Gatery (2009/05/16)

Yang Beck (2009/17/17) I studied at Nool School from 1952 to 1956! How did we have to learn something? I remembered my days at school with such regrets, and I did not need to experience what I actually experienced, and I was educated in Canada. Actually I am happy. Even after 50 years, my finger still has a stolen trace of this luggage as a misunderstanding or a loss of my place in the book. Alan Frost (2009/03/06)

When I checked the nool, I was glad that there was a person who wrote a cute memory story about him! I lived there for a year until I moved to the Isthill Drive on the other side of the golf course. When I was a child, I lived at the end of Stapli Road for 10 years, spent a bad game in the background of golf and a graveyard along the old Shorum Road. I have three brothers: Stephen, Danny, and Daren School learned at Nool Boys. We would have been popular as a scratch! I learned at school between 1971 and 1972, and I knew Paul, Deborah, Wendy Brand, and Stella, but now I don't know! I'm still looking at this page.

Lisa Raven (maiden name King) (14/07/2009)

Lisa, yes, it's a pretty note, but about the classmates that made our lives there for tolerance. We have received such violence and implicit insults from faculty and staff, and there is no doubt that doubts about authorities and defendants have determined our future career. (Probably as a result, from the age of 20 to today, I have worked for myself.) Stapli Roa d-We were neighbors of Wilfried Road!

James Gateory (2009/07/18)

Especially the news of John Harrison is remembered. I lived in Hangleton Road, but I think John was not so far away from me. I even think I actually came across you. I currently live in Cornwall and have two adults. Did you have a brother? I remember Jim Chan. Nostalgic.

Jen Dove (Catamal) (2009/07/24)

In response to David Smart's message, I also studied at Knoll Infants & Senior School. Does anyone remember the Citroni's ice cream at the gates of Bellingham Cross? I remember my first teachers called Mr Quested and Mr Mize. At Knoll Senior we had a teacher who ran Miss Tottenham in 1R. Jack Liddell trained with us at the cross and also did PE classes in the hall. He actually ran a Bookworms shop in Shoreham High Street but it was only after his death that I found out he actually did. Basil Waymark loved poetry and enjoyed games with balls in the playing field. His mother held classes for "temperate sons" mainly one evening a week. He still plays the organ at the "Dome" Mission in Brighton. Mr Parkinson tried to teach us music, especially the ilge of piano, and we also listened to the B. B. C. school programme of traditional music. Mr Smith rode his three-wheeled Morgan to secondary school and dreamed of me being quite sulky. Mr Clapp was a science teacher and had a great call system.

Alan J. Knight (2009/07/28)

In response to David Smart's writing about top-thin teachers in this situation, I supplement my own past memoirs of Knoll's boys' school. He recalls being invited by Mr Tubutt and still being led by geography. When I studied there, there was Mr Willis with his tobacco and superman in the green shed, Mr John Samb the inarticulate barber, Mrs Humphris of the Draper Stores and the aforementioned Mr Fred Richardson who also managed the postal branch. Just outside the corner, on Marsh Heli Road, was Sadler's "fish and chips" shop. At the back (west side) of the school, in the first house, was Mr Balcombe, who was the school's security guard. In 1949, I was in class 3C. In my class were twin brothers David and Joseph Gent, Roy Fowler, Jim Ford, John Pete, Basil Lewis and most of the other pupils.

Alan J. Knight (2009/07/28)

I was often wondering what happened to the wonderful girls and the teachers who went to Naol. I was a tracy Becker and was enrolled from 1971 to 1976. Some of the names I remember are Evanda Austin, Jenny Frost, Linda Catter, Barbara Gold, Jackie Morrison, Sarah Aleson, Jane Hawood, Sally Ensole, Linda Mitchell, Nicole Kelly. Susan Woodgate, Jill Scrogins, Heather James. The teachers are religious Miss Cooper. Miss Johnston in English, Mrs. Landor of Mathematics, Mrs. Wilkinson of the geography, historical Mrs. Apton, Mrs. Costantinopal in home economics, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Shields. I can't believe I remember.

Tracy Lee (2009/07/30)

At this time (September), I remember returning to school after a long summer vacation. The classroom of the Nool School and the corridor streets in the corridor were made, treated with a terrible smell of polished, repainted, and solid notebooks with the Nool School logo were issued. For some reason, I still think early September is a "New Year".

James Gatley (2009/09/06) I was often wondering what happened to the wonderful girls and teachers who went to Nool. I was a tracy Becker and was enrolled from 1971 to 1976. Some of the names I remember are Evanda Austin, Jenny Frost, Linda Catter, Barbara Gold, Jackie Morrison, Sarah Aleson, Jane Hawood, Sally Ensole, Linda Mitchell, Nicole Kelly. Susan Woodgate, Jill Scrogins, Heather James. The teachers are religious Miss Cooper. Miss Johnston in English, Mrs. Landor of Mathematics, Mrs. Wilkinson of the geography, historical Mrs. Apton, Mrs. Costantinopal in home economics, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Shields. I can't believe I remember.

Tracy Lee (2009/07/30)

James Gatley (2009/09/06) I was wondering what happened to the wonderful girls and the teachers who went to Nool. I was a tracy Becker and was enrolled from 1971 to 1976. Some of the names I remember are Evanda Austin, Jenny Frost, Linda Catter, Barbara Gold, Jackie Morrison, Sarah Aleson, Jane Hawood, Sally Ensole, Linda Mitchell, Nicole Kelly. Susan Woodgate, Jill Scrogins, Heather James. The teachers are religious Miss Cooper. Miss Johnston in English, Mrs. Landor of Mathematics, Mrs. Wilkinson of the geography, historical Mrs. Apton, Mrs. Costantinopal in home economics, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Shields. I can't believe I remember.

Tracy Lee (2009/07/30)

James Gatley (2009/09/06)

Yes, Gene is the 1A-3A class Gillian Wall (Neuan Ghoul) 1955-1958. I remember a lot of the girls you mentioned. You can add Christine Erender, Elizabeth Cry (my special swimming friend), and Patricia Eggton. Does anyone remember standing on the hill on the Green of Portland Road? Margaret Ann is also a close friend and later met her at an secondary education institution. Miss Sills and my mother have a sword in the third grade. I went to secondary school with pale yellow socks. I was afraid of such a thing, so I was returned home (my mother gave me socks without worrying about my protest). As a result, Guardians found Brighton's alternative junior high school, where I succeeded there. Thank you, Miss Sills. I remember all the teachers you said, and I liked the music teacher Miss Daniels. There was also Miss Hamilton (famous among the craftsmen in a nursing home). I have good memories of Miss Taylor's geographical trip to London. I visited the port, shopping center, Buckingham Castle, and the London Tower to reach the top. Another thing I remember was the Marion Beding Field, and she was close to the standard every time. Now I am in the beautiful English Colombia. W

Gillian Wall (maiden name Smill) (2009/12/09)

Hello, Jillian. I am very happy to have you reply. Regarding you were Frafted, you actually lived in English Colombia! Two years later, I visited English Colombia two years later. Even so, we took us that this is a great space. We visited Banffs, Jusper, and LAK-LE-Lean, and after that, I was a guest of my elderly aunt in Vernon, and my sincerity was wonderful. I finished the tour in Vancouver. For you, the escape from Nol's secondary education institution was like a baked burgating, and I tried to do so, but Miss Shields hindered my declaration. When I was in college, I left all my alumni from the youngest high school in Porslad, so I felt unsatisfactory. But I realized that I had a lot of fresh friends and have been more fond of the last few years. I think you can hear the story of other girls in the future.

Gene Martin (Maiden Nametsu Smith) (2009/10/16)

Perhaps nobody knows Peter Bernard Tester, who dropped out of the Battle Secondary School in 1945?

Gary Tester (2009/11/07)

I went to Naor Boys School from 1967 to 1972, remembering Turner, Shaborn, and his slippers 12+. He also taught physical education and living safety. If you were not careful, you might throw slippers. Let the toes are leaned forward and touch your toes. " Hopkins of art had been in an accident and have never been seen since then, but our graduation class had art scholars (not a teacher). I can't remember the name of the deputy principal, but I hated him only. I was pierced a cane several times, but once I retained my hand, I failed, so I refused to put my hand again, and I was standing in the corridor for more than an hour (thinking time). Don't forget Daddy Davis. Daddy Davis was a historical teacher, part of his living history (retired). I also live in Germany, where do you live in Paul G. Riccard?

Franklin Filp (2009/11/11)

Unfortunately, I was one of the boys who attended Hove Grammar School, but married Jenny Emery, who attended Nor Girls School from 1959 to 1962. She was in a track and field competition in Sacsex, especially 150 meters, especially at the time. She will surely be happy to contact old friends. Unfortunately, I don't know many names, but I remember Dreen Eggton (probably Patricia's sister). Andy, Philip, and Simon's three brothers went to a boy's school, and his sister Nicky went to a girls' school. Philip seems to have played one of the protagonists in Gilbert & Salivan's production. I am looking forward to contacting those who remember Jenny. We are currently living in Devon, but we want to visit Hobe in the new year.

David Cohen (16-11-2009)

In 1959, halfway through my two years of study, I entered a boys' high school called "Nore." It was an institution for "Bash Street kids," and it wasn't much fun, at least at first. I was scared to death. I remember watching boys beat up their friends in the curved corridor that separated the classes from the playground, while the instructors watched, probably helpless. In my class of 4th grade or so, there was a big, scary young man -- the boss, he saw -- who was the most frightening thing you could imagine. I couldn't be their pawn. I saw him and his "team" pull a little boy over the ceiling of the toilet and drop him. That week made me terrified of change -- even more so than I was in mathematics, which I started at the bottom of the ladder. I knew that some teachers had been beaten up by students in the past. But with his rugged moustache and his black kimono, with greenish ink and languid cigarette smoke, he managed to hold himself together and despised the "timid" teachers who had no chance of holding themselves together. For example, look, Jim, you might come to the conclusion that some of the boys were actually pretty cocky. I won't go down this road, but I believe that we are actually our OO.

I didn't say here (it crossed the school and extended throughout the area), but bullying was constant. Unfortunately, many of us were scared, were so strong that we couldn't deal with it. But that doesn't mean that there was no fun in class life. Big Jim's remarks are unforgettable. For me, I was absurd but the most impressive was the remarks of Leas e-sensei during geography classes. "Teacher, can wool be removed from wool trees?" And the cool wording that Jim came up with. The sound, such as "NO", is still unforgettable. Thank you all. This happened during international dramatic events, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962), the assassination of Kennedy (1963), and the nuclear diffusion prevention campaign. There is an excellent Italian novel called "Quore (heart)" by Link Edmund de Amichis (it seems to have been written for children). I hope this book will be translated into English.

Rod Ellison (12-06-2009)

Rod, your memory is clear. It was Ross Prichard and its surroundings that tried to partition the show. One day, I remember Barry Goodders confronted him and scolded him with a resolute attitude. I don't know where the riot in the classroom came from, but I remember that when it was a fixed time in the quietness of the classroom, I was making a loud noise with "ATC". After school, some visited us. Not surprisingly, Leasing Teacher Eto Wales, including the sheep, especially the Ronda Valley and the coal mine. I think some of our pranks worth a revenge from the teacher ... The meta l-processed Spiffy teacher was beaten by the buttocks, with the center punch of the baked steel in between, cutting the wire, and breaking the mold. I don't know if anyone was caught, but when I practiced Swan Vesta with my feet, it smelled like a scorched rubber and polluted the hardwood floor. It's not enough, but like rods and Ian, my memory remains like yesterday.

James Gatley (2009/10/12) I couldn't tell here (it crossed the school and extended throughout the area), but bullying was constant. Unfortunately, many of us were scared, were so strong that we couldn't deal with it. But that doesn't mean that there was no fun in class life. Big Jim's remarks are unforgettable. For me, I was absurd but the most impressive was the remarks of Leas e-sensei during geography classes. "Teacher, can wool be removed from wool trees?" And the cool wording that Jim came up with. The sound, such as "NO", is still unforgettable. Thank you all. This happened during international dramatic events, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962), the assassination of Kennedy (1963), and the nuclear diffusion prevention campaign. There is an excellent Italian novel called "Quore (heart)" by Link Edmund de Amichis (it seems to have been written for children). I hope this book will be translated into English.

Rod Ellison (12-06-2009)

James Gatley (2009/10/12) I can't tell here (it's beyond the school and extends to the whole area), but bullying was constant. Unfortunately, many of us were scared, were so strong that we couldn't deal with it. But that doesn't mean that there was no fun in class life. Big Jim's remarks are unforgettable. For me, I was absurd but the most impressive was the remarks of Leas e-sensei during geography classes. "Teacher, can wool be removed from wool trees?" And the cool wording that Jim came up with. The sound, such as "NO", is still unforgettable. Thank you all. This happened during international dramatic events, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962), the assassination of Kennedy (1963), and the nuclear diffusion prevention campaign. There is an excellent Italian novel called "Quore (heart)" by Link Edmund de Amichis (it seems to have been written for children). I hope this book will be translated into English.

Rod Ellison (12-06-2009)

James Gatley (2009/10/12)

James: It would be over 45 years old, but it was pretty good. Dios Mio, from our era to Hill, it's still pretty good to recite other people's materials. Howard: For the next few years, some of the people who talked in Naol knew what had happened to you with me. Nobody knew the same way. I tried to send an email for you to the e-mail address you taught, but nothing came. Of course, I basically remember what the ATC is, but I also remember the sentences that I usually linked to: participate! I think you remember too! Become a member: ATC! Hahahaha! I often remember 4G baby Tim, small friends, and disgusting people who destroy books. Don't forget the scene of the "Dead Poet Association". One of the events that shakes me so far is the players who came to show their works in the gymnasium (in fact, in fact, they are the young Judi Dench of "Z. Z. Zen". I had to explain the geography of Nora, and on the right. I'm 45 years old, but it's pretty good to recite other people. Someone who talked in Nor did not know what happened to you. I tried to send an email, but I didn't basically remember what ATC came, but I also remember it! I think it's a member of ATC and the bad guys who want to destroy the book! One of the events that trembles me is the players who came to show their works in the gymnasium (in fact, Z. Z. Zen. I had to explain the geography of Nora, and the right side was on the right. James: It's pretty good to recite Dios Mio. Someone who talked in Nor did not know what happened to you. I tried to send an email, but I didn't basically remember what ATC came, but I also remember it! I think it's a member of the ATC and the small friends who want to destroy the book! Don't forget the scene of the "Dead Poet Association". One of the events that shakes me so far is the players who came to show their works in the gymnasium (in fact, in fact, they are the young Judi Dench of "Z. Z. Zen". I had to explain the geography of Nora, and on the right. 。

But after we left, he probably had been involved in data and had achieved some integration. Of course, there would have been a chance to resist the gender and discrimination from the boys. Like the "distinctive violence in the system" (thanks to Monty Pighton), this gender discrimination was an obligatory part of the authoritarian system he inherited. In any case, if you return to a positive element, the artists and actresses who have come to show us their business tricks have not come from this world. Above all, I remember the right thing. They asked us if they had some textbooks-geography, novel, but all depending on the situation. Alain Brown said, "Open all pages." "It's a place where big numbers are written." After this, they once explained that they were required to recite pages toward one or two landmines. And to answer questions about her, but for now he or she is reading a book and is required to rituals around artists and actresses. For example, they were doing that while the artists and actresses they were reading were reading. After a while, artists and actresses answered unconditionally to the questions about the only questions that the page actually read (in my memory, the dialogue numbers were also shown). I think at least the two did this to show that all artists were required to concentrate. I thought it was fascinating and kept believing. I am grateful to Tanner (I think the group was responsible for the recruitment). I'm still

Gender Ellison (2009/12/13)

What a Heron family. That is probably a continuous love. Well, after that, I was kicked out by traditional rants: "The school is not very big for both us, and I'm not going to go ..." Jay Kay Turner was forced to contact me, who was working at the Bowls Fine Fannature at the end of Brighton's Rains, and was forced to hire the theater research institute. I went to the research institute, but I was stubborn and lost, so I was taken to the founder. In particular, I actually understand that it is a conflict between the morals of this family, not because I actually worked or took a break from classes, and in fact, I would like to do anything. He said he would support him ... and then worked in the theater in London for 12 years, with lyrics saying "I can't solve any reckless art expenses." Ta. After that, I headed to Canada. "When I was in Canada ..." and I moved to California, and is still in a small bolinus along the coast, north of San Francisco. In the TV series Nash Bridge, he has been a voice actor for five seasons.

Howard Diron (2009/12/16) I haven't learned at Nor School (I studied at Hoven Grammar for Girls), but I lived in a not too far away, and I remember Jenny Emery and James Gatery. It is really interesting that the actual husband Genny, David Cohen, studied at a junior college in Portland Road and graduated in 1961. Marian short (maiden name Christ) (2010/12/22)

Great. Find someone who attended Knoll I moved to Lansing and studied at the women's college from 1966 to 1969. My sister Jackie studied there 3 years before me. I remember Miss Sills well, she was awful. My sister and I went to high school with Jackie and Mute Godfrey. Julie Fish, Frances Gibbons, Susan Woodard, and her friend Vivian. I don't know the names, and I can't remember the others, but I remember a girl named Barbara Bates. Is there anyone who remembers Jackie? I'd love to hear from anyone who remembers us.

Gedonsed Williams (2010/01/16) As I was following this topic, I suddenly came across some incredibly opaque statements from the well-known Vonno, a longtime friend of the Ellison family. I'm glad I was able to basically read his statements to Howard and James about the siren voices of the past. Rod, please contact me again at the old electric address. I'll post a photo of Knorra on a hotter day. Jan Beck (2010/01/19)

Jan, I definitely, actually once had your electrical address, and still have your home address (unless you've moved). I have untouched copies of two school plays that I should post someday. Regards.

Gender Ellison (2010/01/22)

I don't really take school performances into account, but I remember when I performed as an Irish wax, it was actually possible to review. It happened to be an evening event at "Middle Hall", maybe in 3 or 4 g?

James Gately (2010/01/24) James: As you know, this website sponsor, our personal memories are very selected. You don't seem to remember the drama at school, and I couldn't remember the criticism you mentioned right away, but I remember myself, and if you give a little role, it's definitely quite interesting. Ta. There is a possibility, but I haven't seen it. Do you remember who planned? What kind of program? At what time did you implement it-anticipating the exam? Please tell me in detail. I realized that there were only a few things I remember, imagining another event that everyone in the class would probably remember. It is a French trip. Certainly, only a small part I remember is a hal f-forgotten dream rather than reality. It was as follows: On a short day of a certain day, several people (probably 6) were sailed somewhere on the north coast of France (around Brone), and then a few people (probably 6 people) along the sea. I decided to walk. I wanted to see a bird that was not seen in the UK (as a bird scholar). The people I assembled chose this route like the leader because I had no money. Ian Beck, Alan Brown, probably Jubert Osgood and some others have gone to France. As a result, I didn't notice a bird that was valuable to capture Rod Ellison (2010/01/02) James: As you know, our personal memory is very highly selected. You don't seem to remember the drama at school, and I couldn't remember the criticism you mentioned right away, but I remember myself, and if you give a little role, it's definitely quite interesting. Ta. There is a possibility, but I haven't seen it. Do you remember who planned? What kind of program? At what time did you implement it-anticipating the exam? Please tell me in detail. I realized that there were only a few things I remember, imagining another event that everyone in the class would probably remember. It is a French trip. Certainly, only a small part I remember is a hal f-forgotten dream rather than reality. It was as follows: On a short day of a certain day, several people (probably 6) were sailed somewhere on the north coast of France (around Brone), and then a few people (probably 6 people) along the sea. I decided to walk. I wanted to see a bird that was not seen in the UK (as a bird scholar). The people I assembled chose this route like the leader because I had no money. Ian Beck, Alan Brown, probably Jubert Osgood and some others have gone to France. As a result, I didn't notice a bird that was valuable to capture

Rod Ellison (2010/01/02) James: As you know, our personal memory is very difficult to choose. You don't seem to remember the drama at school, and I couldn't remember the criticism you mentioned right away, but I remember myself, and if you give a little role, it's definitely quite interesting. Ta. There is a possibility, but I haven't seen it. Do you remember who planned? What kind of program? At what time did you implement it-anticipating the exam? Please tell me in detail. I realized that there were only a few things I remember, imagining another event that everyone in the class would probably remember. It is a French trip. Certainly, only a small part I remember is a hal f-forgotten dream rather than reality. It was as follows: On a short day of a certain day, several people (probably 6) were sailed somewhere on the north coast of France (around Brone), and then a few people (probably 6 people) along the sea. I decided to walk. I wanted to see a bird that was not seen in the UK (as a bird scholar). The people I assembled chose this route like the leader because I had no money. Ian Beck, Alan Brown, probably Jubert Osgood and some others have gone to France. As a result, I didn't notice a bird that was valuable to capture

Rod Ellison (2010/01/02)

Rod, this watch is probably in my parents' evening, and I remember I was in charge of a commercial without a rehearsal. I remember that Barry Zuders was participating in the formation. I didn't participate in the France's "Travel", but from your explanation, it would be better for classes to go on your path, regardless of Bill Griffin. Bill Griffin has always been involved in me as a secretary of Mrs. Collins. Every time Collins, the big tits, passed through the French class, Griffin rushed to her and started talking with the same doyer. When she passed by, no matter what class we were in, everyone tweeted, "This person is Ma" as usual. Oh, it's a memory! 2G, when the biological laboratory was our classroom, the smell of formaldehyde. Does anyone remember that the poor creatures could not be appropriate anesthesia during rabbit's biopsy and returned to sane during the biosal anatomy? Furthermore, the poor Alan Johnson was fainted because the air / chloroform was sprayed very quickly.

James Gateory (2010/01/01)

The last thing I posted was last March, so I thought it would be better to regain a little delay. I still go to the Church and the Noritz Group at the St. Richards Public Center on the side of the Egmont Road. There was a general meeting this Monday, where 28 people gathered (I think it is of about 70 regular members). The next time will be held at the St. Richarders Church from 2:00 pm on May 10 (Monday), and a graduate gathering will be held at the same venue on September 17, 2010. If you still live nearby, I think there is a guide for this rally in Nool scroll or Hangleton Harboring. The other day, at a group over the age of 50 that was held in St. Richards, I met Ron Curly and Maurice Philips, who have learned in my class for many years. There were many books on the boxing and football team Nool Boys, which were launched around 1950. On the same stand, there was a photo of Ron, I, Peter Hisox sitting on the beach of the Lagoon Deep Sea Anglers Club. We were about 16 or 17 years old, slim and dark skin. David Smart is about 48/51.

David Smart (2010/03/03)

Hello, Marion, I just found this website, and he was inspired by the teacher, especially Miss Sills. My name is very familiar to me, but I can't call anyone, but in fact we studied there at the same time from 1956 to 59. I'm in Canada now, but I'm going back to Brighton within a few years. By the way, thank you for the memoir. Jackie Harris, the maiden name Teris

Jackie Teris (2010/03/23)

Hello, children (and girls)! I found this homepage. I was sentenced to a sentence in Nool for four years from 1951 to 1955. Looking back, it was similar to most of my school days. From the first day of Portland Road to the last day of 1955, I could not survive high school life. I remember Bolt, Lidel, Waymark, Parkinson, Bristou, Fred Clappe, Smith, Chapel, Miss Tottenham, and of course the "chapter" sparks. When Bolt left the 54th, he turned into lymph. He was absolutely solid, but could only spend a year. He thinks that Noru has determined that it is not very appropriate for this purpose of this purpose to invest his talent. Other students in my class remember Fens, Hawkins, Kurenhi, Len, Daniels, and Puk. A lot of time has passed since I left high school and went to society. I finally met Naol in 1991, at that time I lived in Toronto (from 1964). A few years ago (here in Canada), I met a woman named Rosemary Swift studying at a girls' school. This is her surname. Her husband (Noel) worked in Por s-lady's sor t-down. Do you have any recollections about these people?

Brian Butcher (13/04/2010) Hello, Brian. You will remember Gordon, Jin, Billy, Forest, Richard Elms. All are Nor Academic players. It was a happy day. Yes, we support Linda, Sister Mary, and Tester, Vince, Malcom and Paddy Tally. Other than St. Richards, Holmes Family, Stewata, Bates, Hudson's, Renets, Batraz, Batenho, Silki, Kiri, Hughes. Ricardo Elms (2010/04/18) I have never studied at this school, but I am looking for Jackie Harris from Brightton who lived in Coventory's Allesley A Park. I was married to a microphone. I'm from Gibraltar, but I experienced a number of doors from Jackie who took me to the clinic when I gave birth to my daughter! Vicky Brown (2010/06/24)

Recent children are enviable. When I was a student, I was definitely not the happiest in my life. I went to Nol's Infant School where I learned reading and writing. After that, I was sent to the ol d-fashioned Victorian school called Ellen Street Junior Mix, and after my finger turned black, I returned to a boys' school called Nool Secondary Modern. What I can say to defend Norian professors is that they probably adopted the standards at the time. It is new to remember that the children at the time were divided into those who were educated and went to the glamor school, and those who needed to study to become an accountant or craftsman and attended a secondary school. Nor School's principal, Sparks, was a decent person, and some teachers had love and gratitude. Every time I was hit by "Sparky Grandpa", he said, "You're a good family, what did you do, what your parents say?" -I think he was saying the same thing to any child. In Chapel's class, I learned the drawing freedom. During World War I, Fred Clap, who was rumored to have been drunk by gas, taught geometry. The patient's Basil Waymark taught music, but I didn't learn anything. Who will play with such a "worthless" tape recorder? Hey Recent children are enviable. When I was a student, I was definitely not the happiest in my life. I went to Nol's Infant School where I learned reading and writing. After that, I was sent to the ol d-fashioned Victoria n-style school called Ellen Street Junior Mix, and after my finger turned black, I returned to a boys' school called Nool Secondary Modern. What I can say to defend Norian professors is that they probably adopted the standards at the time. It is new to remember that the children at the time were divided into those who were educated and went to the glamor school, and those who needed to study to become an accountant or craftsman and attended a secondary school. Nor School's principal, Sparks, was a decent person, and some teachers had love and appreciation. Every time I was hit by "Sparky Grandpa", he said, "You're a good family, what did you do, what your parents say?" -I think he was saying the same thing to any child. In Chapel's class, I learned the drawing freedom. During World War I, Fred Clap, who was rumored to have been drunk by gas, taught geometry. The patient's Basil Waymark taught music, but I didn't learn anything. Who will play with such a "worthless" tape recorder? Hey's recent children are enviable. When I was a student, I was definitely not the happiest in my life. I went to Nol's Infant School where I learned reading and writing. After that, I was sent to the ol d-fashioned Victoria n-style school called Ellen Street Junior Mix, and after my finger turned black, I returned to a boys' school called Nool Secondary Modern. What I can say to defend Norian professors is that they probably adopted the standards at the time. It is new to remember that the children at the time were divided into those who go to the glamor school after being educated and those who need to study to become an accountant or craftsman and go to the secondary school. Nor School's principal, Sparks, was a decent person, and some teachers had love and gratitude. Every time I was beaten by "Sparky Grandpa", he said, "You're a good family, what did you do, what your parents say?" -I think he was saying the same thing to any child. In Chapel's class, I learned the drawing freedom. During World War I, Fred Clap, who was rumored to have been drunk by gas and drank, taught geometry. The patient's Basil Waymark taught music, but I didn't learn anything. Who will play with such a "worthless" tape recorder? Hee

If there was a co-educational briefing. The school studied Scott, Wingate, Mallory and Lawrence. Girls were not allowed, which was probably reasonable at the time, even in this period, some of them "climbed into the family" class afterwards. I believe that mixed secondary schools can actually be quite useful in educating socially comfortable adults. Mike (2010/07/27) It's a great memoir about the 60s. The alumni gathering will be held in the Immaculate Richard Church Hall on 17th September 2010. I hope to see you there.

Linda Ridge (08/08/2010)

Hi everyone. I live at 17 Martin Road and went to Knoll Children's Secondary School in Staple Road, Portland Road Secondary School and Knoll Girls' Secondary School until 1965. I remember her as the milk steward, lifting the languid crates every morning. Yes, it was a pretty difficult secondary school, but some of us girls did not follow the standards, rather we set short skirts above the knees and did not tie our hair. Those were happy days.

Sheila Doselja/Stedman (2010/08/08)

Hi, I attended Knoll from 1959 to 1963. It's amazing how everyone has different memories. I treated it as a social club with a small amount of work so everything was fine! My classmates included Linda Ridge (called yesterday, we're in 17/09) - we used to call her Jelly because she laughed so much! Jennifer Emery - I spent a lot of time with her - we put up trains in her front room (today she's called the living room!) - I was so impressed with this, she hated it. Gillian Tanner - now lives in Tasmania and I visited her. We've always kept in touch and she even came to my mother's 90th birthday celebration in November. Linda Hamilton, she emigrated to Australia and now lives in Sydney. Marilyn Fisher, I love her. Penny Busted, sister of actress Alexandra, they lived down Church Street! Linda Bodle, Penny Wilkinson, I think she was studying to be a nurse, Sally Day, who became my best friend when Linda emigrated. She was a friend of my bride (that's what my mother calls her).

Dorin Feore (nee Eggleton) (2010/03/08)

I studied at Nool Academy from 1941 to 1945. Do you know the Citron family? I lived in Godwin Road, at the time in Old-SHORHAM ROAD.

Marcom Citron (2010/08/08)

Do you know Peter Tester, who left Naor School in 1945?

Gary Tester (06/08/2010)

Last week, I wrote a memoir about the Nool School we liked. I learned there from 1959 to 1963, but when I talked to my sister Pazzi about this site, I was asked to find out if there was anyone who knew Gillian Smile who lived on Norman Road. She has her brother Anthony and her sister Christine. From 1954 to 1959, she lived in Nool. He wants to contact her.

Dorin Fior (maiden name Eggton) (10/108/2010)

Yes, I remember Peter Tester at Naor School in the 1940s.

Marcom Citron (13/08/2010)

Hello, Drin. Yes, I remember Gillian Smile and your sister Pazzi Eggton. They are studying in my class, scrolling the page, and there are Gillian's memo and my memo. Pazzi was a member of the hedgehog with your mother when I joined a hedgehog a few years ago. Wendy Cook (his maiden name Nichols) was also a member of the club and a former student at Naor School, a on e-yea r-old senior. Please tell us to Pat Jin Martin (maiden name Smith).

Gene Martin (13/08/2010)

Can I talk about St. Petersburg Tester by phone or email? My E-mail address: [ E-mail Protected].

Gary Tester (2010/08/21)

Marco Citron: I remember this name, Citron. Colin Citron? The bell rings. Brian Butcher (2010/08/29) Marco Citron: I remember this name, Citron. Colin Citron? The bell rings.

Gary Tester (02/09/2010)

Does anyone remember the Irene head or Christine head? My mother studied in Nool and dropped out in 1955, but Ilin was four years younger and Christine was 6 years old. My mother's name was in Patricia and studied there since the age of 13 before going to Davigdor School. I'm very grateful for any help because I'm trying to find my relatives desperately until it's too late.

Debbie (2010/11/11)

Hello, Brian Tess and Colin Citrone still exist. He turns 70 at the end of September 2010.

Marcom Citron (2010/11/11)

Marion Apton is interesting! One of my friends, Pazzi Eggton, has appeared on your website. I also want to join her. Is it possible to arrange this without disclosing my personal email address to everyone? Thanks to my sister Dreen for contributing to the web page. Gillian Wall (maiden name Smile)

Gillian Wall (2010/09/14)

I don't know if Colin is the person I think. Brian Booker, probably a 1960s. The name Wally Wayle may also make sense! I studied in Nool from 1951 to 1955. It's just a 70th birthday! Brian B

Brian B. (15-09-2010)

I don't know if Colin is the person I think. Brian Booker, probably a 1960s. The name Wally Wayle may also make sense! I studied in Nool from 1951 to 1955. It's just a 70th birthday! Brian B

Gary Tester (16/09/2010)

Hello, Gary. I'm sorry, but I can't tell you much information about Peter. I remember him from the name, but that's it.

Marcom Lemon (20/09/2010)

I worked at school from 58 to 61 years old. But my memory is not all good. Deller, Martin, Ramsden, Whilemark, Liddell. He often talked to Robin Geiger, Fred Apriad (unfortunately died in 1988) and John Umny. Ron Davis, who became interested in boxing, was important in my class. My guardian ran a newspaper store under the Boundary Road. I walked with my two friends and went to high school: Pat Little and Margaret McRennan. Currently, I work in Mr. USA in Boeing Evaretto.

Mike Pahvis (2010/03/10)

Brian B. Colin and Marcom are my brothers. Colin worked as an electrical engineer with Wally Wale.

David Lemon (2010/10/10) Marion Apton is interesting! One of my friends, Pazzi Eggton, has appeared on your website. I also want to join her. Is it possible to arrange this without disclosing my personal email address to everyone? Thanks to my sister Dreen for contributing to the web page. Gillian Wall (maiden name Smile)

Gillian Wall (2010/09/14)

I don't know if Colin is the person I think. Brian Booker, probably a 1960s. The name Wally Wayle may also make sense! I studied in Nool from 1951 to 1955. It's just a 70th birthday! Brian B

Brian B. (15-09-2010)

Hello Marcom Citron. Please tell me about Peter Tester.

Gary Tester (16/09/2010)

Hello, Gary. I'm sorry, but I can't tell you much information about Peter. I remember him from the name, but that's it.

Marcom Lemon (20/09/2010)

Mike Pahvis (2010/03/10)

Brian B. Colin and Marcom are my brothers. Colin worked as an electrical engineer with Wally Wale.

David Lemon (2010/10/10) Marion Apton is interesting! One of my friends, Pazzi Eggton, has appeared on your website. I also want to join her. Is it possible to arrange this without disclosing my personal email address to everyone? Thanks to my sister Dreen for contributing to the web page. Gillian Wall (maiden name Smile)

Gillian Wall (2010/09/14)

I don't know if Colin is the person I think. Brian Booker, probably a 1960s. The name Wally Wayle may also make sense! I studied in Nool from 1951 to 1955. It's just a 70th birthday! Brian B

Brian B. (15-09-2010)

Hello Marcom Citron. Please tell me about Peter Tester.

Gary Tester (16/09/2010)

Hello, Gary. I'm sorry, but I can't tell you much information about Peter. I remember him from the name, but that's it.

Marcom Lemon (20/09/2010)

I worked at school from 58 to 61 years old. But my memory is not all good. Deller, Martin, Ramsden, Whilemark, Liddell. He often talked to Robin Geiger, Fred Apriad (unfortunately died in 1988) and John Umny. Ron Davis, who became interested in boxing, was important in my class. My guardian ran a newspaper store under the Boundary Road. I went to high school with my two friends: Pat Little and Margaret McRennan. Currently, I work at Mr. USA in Boeing Evaretto.

Mike Pahvis (2010/03/10)

Brian B. Colin and Marcom are my brothers. Colin worked as an electrical engineer with Wally Wale.

David Lemon (2010/10/10)

Gillian Wall (nee Smill) - Are you Gillian Smill who worked at the Pensions Department in Cherch Road, Hove in the early 1960s? If so, I worked with you there. I remember those were interesting times. You were blonde then! I have some photos of you! You left to work in Wiesbaden, Germany. Do you remember the coffee shops "Gondola" and "Cordoba" and the Persian students? Mrs. Dartlenla, Mr and Mrs. Yarrow, Mr Hunt, Pauline Hammond (who sadly died at 18), Valerie Robbins, Miss Kochman. I also studied at Nordgar from 1957 to 1962. I remember Dorin Eggleton, Marion Upton and the names of the teachers. We were scared of Miss Wolfenden before the nightmare. I remember being called into her room when she discovered that I had been eating ice cream intact. Miss Wilson led us Englishmen and was very inspiring. Mrs. Bowden led the homework class. Miss Hamilton was still there. Around this time I was supporting the dating of Janet Murrell, Rosemary Bailey and Brenda Stock. Not long ago I was with Anne Corbett and Janet Markham. Is anyone helping us out? Is it possible to keep ice water in the small pool at the King Alfred Hotel? I think we were successful. Patricia Haddon (No Country for Old Men) (2010/06/06) It's good to hear from people who have lived in No Country for a long time. I studied there from 1963 to 1967 and remember Mr. Turner, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ridella, Mr. Chapra, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Waymark, Mr. Harvey and others very well. He was somewhat rebellious, but then matured and played Sir Timothy Bellboy in Penny for John Waiting's song, and delighted under Charles McNeill's control as Richard from No. 3 and Henry from No. 1. Some of you remember Santiago Cervantes. Santiago played a hilarious character called Humpage. I was still Carol's Scrooge and Martin Mandleborn played Tim's Crumb. Oh, what real days they were! Anthony Williams (12/11/2010) Actually, I didn't know what this website was. I studied at Knoll Girls from 1971 to 1976 and remember Miss Sills and Miss Wilson too. Editor's Note: Thanks for including Deniz. Contact us and we'll show you how to include your photo on the website. [Email]

Dennis Barnet (maiden name Lewis) (2010/09/29)

I am trying to find my school friend from 1966 to 1971. He was a firs t-year teacher, Davi s-sensei, he was literally irrelevant when he was a secon d-year student, and a third and fourth graders. My best was Nile Smith, followed by Steve Murdoch, Robert Taylor, Terent Warren, Nick Erotic Mit, and Gary Novith. If anyone in this or someone who has missed the person who has missed the opportunity to become a nobleman, I would like to be confused and confused. Anton is the name given at school, but his real name is Enzo.

Anton Kotuno (2011/01/31)

Hello, Anton. Only once was a quarrel at the eastern playground (I don't remember, so I don't think it's serious), and I was sent to the deputy director (like Muton). Looking at me, you were a lo w-black person. I remember Warren (clown), erotic (it seemed to be smart with redhead), Murdoch, Neil Smith, but the other two do not remember. I studied with Dave Wittington, Tony Burton Show, Troxar Banks (he died, died in streetlights, fell from a snack), Adrian Abbey, Jeffrey Stone (Mr. Gab) 。 I no longer exist in the UK, and I have no interaction with those who entered high school. Enzo (second post) Franklin Philap

Franklin Filp (2011/02/26)

I studied at Nool School from 1965 to 1969. I remember Miss Sills and Miss Ratner music teachers. Do you remember me or my sister?

Valerie Blues (penifold) (22/03/2011)

Valerie, I remember you. What kind of life was it? Mute Williams (maiden name Godfuri)

From Dawn Williams (06/06/2011) Dennis Barnet (Lewis) (2010/09/29)

I am trying to find my school friend from 1966 to 1971. He was a firs t-year teacher, Davi s-sensei, was literally irrelevant when he was a secon d-year student, and Laurent's teacher in the third and fourth graders. My best was Nile Smith, followed by Steve Murdoch, Robert Taylor, Terent Warren, Nick Erotic Mit, and Gary Novith. If anyone in this or someone who has missed the person who has missed the opportunity to become a nobleman, I would like to be confused and confused. Anton is the name given at school, but his real name is Enzo.

Anton Kotuno (2011/01/31)

Hello, Anton. Only once was a quarrel at the eastern playground (I don't remember, so I don't think it's serious), and I was sent to the deputy director (like Maton). Looking at me, you were a lo w-black person. I remember Warren (clown), erotic (it seemed to be smart with redhead), Murdoch, Neil Smith, but the other two do not remember. I studied with Dave Wittington, Tony Burton Show, Troxar Banks (he died, died in streetlights, fell from a snack), Adrian Abbey, Jeffrey Stone (Mr. Gab) 。 I no longer exist in the UK, and I have no interaction with those who entered high school. Enzo (second post) Franklin Philap

Franklin Filp (2011/02/26)

I studied at Nool School from 1965 to 1969. I remember Miss Sills and Miss Ratner music teachers. Do you remember me or my sister?

Valerie Blues (penifold) (22/03/2011)

Valerie, I remember you. What kind of life was it? Mute Williams (maiden name Godfuri)

From Dawn Williams (06/06/2011) Denies Burnet (Maiden Lewis) (2010/09/29)

I am trying to find my school friend from 1966 to 1971. He was a firs t-year teacher, Davi s-sensei, he was literally irrelevant when he was a secon d-year student, and a third and fourth graders. My best was Nile Smith, followed by Steve Murdoch, Robert Taylor, Terent Warren, Nick Erotic Mit, and Gary Novith. If anyone in this or someone who has missed the person who has missed the opportunity to become a noble, I would like to confuse it. Anton is the name given at school, but his real name is Enzo.

Anton Kotuno (2011/01/31)

Franklin Filp (2011/02/26)

I studied at Nool School from 1965 to 1969. I remember Miss Sills and Miss Ratner music teachers. Do you remember me or my sister?

Valerie Blues (penifold) (22/03/2011)

Valerie, I remember you. What kind of life was it? Mute Williams (maiden name Godfuri)

From Dawn Williams (06/06/2011)

I also trained in the hallnol from 1955 to July 24, 1959. I went to a high school in Mr. Sparks and got a stick from him. After Sparks retired, when Deller became responsible for high school, he introduced uniforms and GCE streams to make high schools completely. Everybody remembers the private road of a school where the scooter has a scooter (geography) and the teachers parked their own cars on both sides. He also participated in the ATC with Ken Fick, Maurice Lloyd, Paul Ashenden, David (Sid) Ellis, Paul Must, and several other names. In the last class, 4G, our great manager was a very large Hicks wearing a smooth shoe at the bottom, always appearing quietly when I did something wrong. Our group organized a "mouse club", puts a number of small cages in the corner of the classroom, breeding and selling creatures, and making a lot of money. Hicks worked hard to dissolve the club and accused us that we were actually destroying the classroom. A little while ago, I found a diary in 1959. After saying goodbye to the teachers and friends, I went home with people like Barry Tutte. Recently, I learned that he died young in Saudi Arabia. Contact me: [Email Protected] U K-I welcome any message.

Mike Fucham (06-08-2011)

I also go to Nool from 51 to 55, and remember most of the teachers and those who posted on this website. No matter what you say about Naol, we are still there and will not be worse than that four years. I am maintaining a bond with David Morgan, and he is still talking with almost all of our classes. It's a pity that some have died, but at our age. I remember Brian Booker, John Whale and Colin Citron. There is no Jack Len and Albie anymore. I want to hear about Cyrillic Crench, Peter Wils, Din Harding, Frank Taylor.

Terry Pirtchard (2011/07/19)

I remember the 1955 Steve Barten show. Is he your relative?

By Terry Pirtchard (19/07/2011)

I attended three district schools from 1945-55. Knoll Infants in 1945 the headmistress was Miss Lelliott and teachers were Miss Matt: Roger Barrett, George Sturmi, Susan Underwood, Valerie Danley, June Burden. At Portland Road the headmistress was Mr Warting, others were Mr Quested, Miss Taylor (nothing else), Miss Duffield and I can't remember the second. Some pupils were Frank Wilson, Tony Ansell, Mickey Reid, Getham Lawrie and Angus Mackay. The headmaster was Mr Sparks and teachers were Mr Liddell, Mr Bridistowe, Mr Bute, Mr Parkinson, Mr Klappe, Mr Chappell, Mr Waymark, Mr Smith, Mr Illingsworth, Mr Davis and Mr Reemese. The class of 1955, as far as I can remember, included Dave Morgan, Terry Tarver, Terry Fenns, Brian Booker, Cyril Clench, Peter Wiles, Peter Ward, Fred Parsons, Gary Sumner, Mick Collins, John Gayle, Len Oxley, Mike Smith, Terry Pellerill, Barry Gorecher, Mike Harding, Brian Harding, Ron Kelly, Brian Lewcock, Tony King, Reg Dowswell, Jack Wren and John Biniface. Apologies if there are players not mentioned but 56 years ago is not bad. Of all the girls and boys we lost my sister Mavis Rivers, Dorin Morgan, my sister Dave, Ann Walsh, Jack Rena, Albi Rena and Alan Tully. On the other hand, I know Pauline Small is still with us.

Terry Clovers (2011/07/23)

The local newspaper sent me an email with some photos of the old Hungletonians football team and some of the team members from a few years ago. If you don't mind, please let me know your email address.

Terry Pellecard (2011/07/26)

I read Terry Pellecard's article with great interest. Would you be able to give me my email address? I would like to receive news from him. Brian, please let me know your email address in the comments. Editorial

Brian Butcher (2011/08/18)

Hello everyone. I studied at Knoll Academy from 59 to 63. I had studied at Portland Road before that. I was the best among other Alpha Perry, my cousin Ronnie Davis and Micah Colborne. All lived on the hillside. Deller ended up giving him four years leave, as I recall! As far as I remember, my teachers were Mr Cooper and Mr Riddle, and he was jealous of the biggest slipper among the popular ones, and boasted! Waymark - he hit me over the head with his strong ring. For example, if he had acted, it would have definitely been a prison sentence of a certain number of years in our time, but I probably received this! I was never outstanding in education, was a primary school student in most items, and was often hit over the head with a stick! I had 4 siblings: Michelle 67, Robert 69, David 71, Ray 73, and my sister Jackie 75 (all ages are estimates, I'm off by years!) Jack Liddle stayed with us Cardines until I got into this Majestic Institution, but they didn't let me into the boxing ring or onto the college football team! If anyone remembers me, don't be shy and say hello.

Chris Carden (2011/08/30)

I just realized I forgot to mention Zhupo, Kenny and Vika, who we were great friends with. Vic died in the Vibe a while ago. Dave and John Cumber, Neville Crowe, Dave Holmes (my cousin).

Chris Carden (2011/08/30)

I studied at Knoll and left there in '62. I walked alone for football. I found some long Weatherevane magazines. John Gilmer (2011/11/10)

7th November 2011, the first day of the week. There will be a proper meeting of the young women and men of the Knollites group in the hall of the Church of the Immaculate Richard, Egmont road, Hove (1400-1600). We will have tea and biscuits and talk about Magnus Volka. Please bring along any photographs you may have. They are all gone, including some of my school friends' families. Until next time.

Mike Hookham (2011/08/28)

It's nice to be able to hear from people who have lived in Nool for a long time. I learned there from 1963 to 1967, but I remember Turnner, Smith, Lidela, Chapla, Griffin, Waymark, and Harvey. He was somewhat rebellious, but he played Lord Timothy Bellboy in "Penny" for John Waiting songs, and later under the control of Charles McNeal, "Richard III" and "Henry III" I was pleased to play. Does anyone recall the founder of Santiago Servantes with his career? Santiago played a cheerful character called Humpage. In the "Christmas Song", Martin Mandolbone was still playing the baby Tim. Oh, what kind of days was it actually! Anthony Williams (November 13, 2010) -Andsony Williams in the 4G class? If so, contact E-Mail Protected.

Chris Smith (13/12/2011)

I was not a student at Nor secondary school, but I have a bad memory. Earlier in 1960, the chess tournament of Brighton and Heavenly's first secondary schools flows into the nool. Certainly, six secondary schools participated, but I had more opportunities and participated more. My high school, download CP, sent a team of six players and won a complete victory. The prizes were stunning chess kits and boards for the winning school, and 5 shilling for each player. I learned a few months ago, with the support of the chess kit arranged in cardboard, learned a lot of chess conversation in a library book and improved and joined the team. I played on the fifth board of the six and lost one win and one loss. He scored nine and a half out of 12 points (9 wins, dead heat), sufficient to get trophy.

Len Richt (2011/12/13)

On this page, I found a number of mentions of the Noshinner, Gillian Wall, a few years ago. She seems to live in English Colombia. I was a friend with her in the early 1960s, but I think it's a good thing to confuse her again. If she notices this or a person who visits this page supports her relationship with her, I would be grateful if she gave me a message to [ E-mail Protected]. I am currently living in California and have visited British relatives, but has not returned to Brighton for several years. On this website, I resumed with another best friend. She is the invitation of Sally En S, and she is also Richardson. During the youth, everyone walked to Starlight Rooms on Montpelier Street.

Vivian Infante (maiden name R) (2012/10/02)

Come on, children and girls. On March 26, 2012 (14: 00-16: 00), we will invite the Norizu Group's meeting to be held at St. Richards Hall in Hoves Egmont Road. In addition to drinking tea or coffee for 3 pounds, you have a chance to talk about the district situation and exchange hundreds of books and photos. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2012/03/07)

I enjoyed these situations, I want to add my memoirs and confuse with my old school friends, how can I do it? Editorial Note: Well, you want to help Jennifer. Click here to accept how to load your page to the website.

Jennifer Penfold, also known as APVERDORD (April 24, 2012)

I was enrolled in Naol from 1958 to 1965. These names bring a lot of memories. I really like what people do, and now I see the web page. I was most likely to remember me, and I went to study a nurse at an ol d-fashioned clinic. I am glad that I have returned to this area. Thank you for many memories.

Lin Milson (2012/05/31)

I studied at Nool Girls School from 1971 to 1976. That year, when I left, the principal was a caroline shop and I was a shrine supervisor. It was an interesting secondary school. thank you

Alin Penifold (10/10/2012)

On June 25, 2012 (14: 00-16: 00), we will invite the Norizu Group's meeting to be held at St. Richards Hall on Hoves Egmont Road. With the pound participation fee, you can enjoy a cup of coffee, cookies, and invite speakers. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2012/06/19)

I was enrolled from 1972 to 1976. There are photos of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, other information, photos, etc. Welcome. Make me confused or post on Facebook website. https: // www. facebook. com/home. php#!/Knoll. Boys.

Derek Man (2012/06/24)

Hello, Allison families. I read the explanation on January 23, 2010, and in fact, I had a copy of the two school performances, and I was thinking about whether an "anxiety experiment" was incorporated in it. Now, I have posted two photos of the performance on the website of BUTLL's junior high school, and asked for a note and comments. Express all respect for everything

Mike Fucham (06/06/2012)

I'm trying to confuse with Marcom Citron. In response to his question, "Is there anyone who calls himself the Sitriian family?"

Jane Kurori (2012/08/21) If my memory was wrong, a secondary school student visited Naor Belgium (dynan) on a 1955 school excursion. At that time, I was attending Heiws Heath High School. At that time, I was a member of Haywards Heath Sec. school, and I visited Belgium, and later, a secondary education institution, Knoll School, guided me by car. Anyone at Nool School and have a memoir about this visit? David David Wickham (2012/08/28)

yes. On September 3, 2012 (14: 00-16: 00), a public meeting of the Nool Group will be held at the St. Richards Social Center in the Egmont Roux in the way. Invited speaker TREVOR POVAVI will show off an illustration talk about the ancient Hove. With 3 pounds for participation, you can enjoy tea, coffee and biscuits. We believe you can meet older friends from Nolnol, secondary education institution. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2012/08/24)

Jane Kurori, I am Marcom's brother. I died in 2010.

David Citron (03/03/2012)

The Noritz Group's next public meeting will be held on November 12, 2012 (14: 00-16: 00) at St. Richards on Hovov's Egmont Road. There are three pounds, tea, coffee, biscuits, and a famous speaker, Yana Gred Hill. The content is "History of the Seaside", considering the sea bathing vehicle and what the butler saw. For monitoring, for example, bring a bucket, a shovel, and your own photos and memories. There is little sand. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2012/02/02)

From 1961 to 1965, I studied at Norgirl and was in a class between Wilson and Wolfenden. In the A1 class, it seems that I learned at MRS ChaPPL. For many years, I met Marilyn Winters and some other people through the Friend to Lift Program, but if anyone remembers me, please let me know.

Jenny Tagoe/Cart (2012/07/07)

I studied at Nool-Girl from 1965 to 1969. My great leaders were Professor Mason, Rodic, and Talbot of the third and fourth courses. My sister Jenny and I are waiting for you from those who remember us. Even if you live in Inglem Square, Inglem Crossman, Portland Road and play with us in the green, please be happy to hear our memories.

Valerie Artberry/Court (2012/11/15)

Nool "Average school for girls. It is a wonderful memories of 1971. Do you remember me and my sisters?

Francine Ryan, no sharing (0/20/11/2012)

On Monday, December 10, 14: 00-17: 00, we will hold the Norizu Christmas party at ST Richards Public Center, Egmont Roud, Howle. Would you like to take a rest for a Christmas present wrapping with your couple and partners? With 3 pounds per person, you can enjoy the first drink, minced meat, and buffet. Music accompaniment provides Bill NA. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2012/08/28)

Hello Francine Ryan. I remember your family with Inglem A. Cross. Mother Jin (died in 2011), his father Nobby (died in 1994), Rally Brothers, Andrew. My mother continued to live in the Crescent housing complex in Ingram until Ingram's death. I remember my parents Pat and Lena, my father who helped me when I was driving a car in the early 1960s. I also remember your sisters. Are you either twins? There are some photos of the old English Crossman, so I'm going to publish it on this site someday.

Michael Clark (04/04/2012)

Hello everyone who went to Naol. I am one of them, but I was enrolled from 1957 to 1961. I don't know the name. I lived in the English A cross, but now I live in Bulgaria. It is a memory.

Sylvia Rich, maiden name Avi (2013/01/23)

Some people remember celebrating the Queen's coronation in the green square of Ingram Square. My friend Margaret Albiston was the queen of the day. Do you have a photo? I lost when I moved.

Sylvia Rich, maiden name Avi (2013/01/24)

I remember the coronation party. My mother and Mrs. Fens helped me organize. I still have a party mug to commemorate the coronation ceremony, and I think I have some photos of the day. You will need to look for it. Unfortunately, I left early and went to the hospital, where I was removed for wormitis. Jill Kibul from Ingram the Crossbird danced on the stage on the stage to match the song "When Red Robin Goes on Bobs". The Friends and his wife divided ice cream from home on the top of the green. It was a fun time.

David Steia (2013/01/24)

I studied at Nool School from 1939 to 1942, but I don't remember much. Sparks was the principal, and Clap was the chief of the academic director and the chief of ARP. I often played football in the playground before class, but my shoes were often tattered in a few weeks and were often beaten by my parents. I remember that I participated in rebound drills and ran to the shelter on the north side of the school. When will the next old Nolly meeting be held?

David Prunger (03/03/2013)

The Old Knollites shareholders meeting will be held on the first day of the week of the coming 25th February (1400-1600) at St Richards Social Centre, Egmont Road, Howe. This is our continuing shareholders meeting and we say indeed we are sure that many will attend. For £3 you can have a tea party or coffee and biscuits. The invited speaker will be Bob Kearns. Until next time.

David Prunger (03/03/2013)

Hi, David Pullinger. It is perhaps curious to realise that you are likely to be in the age spectrum as at the same time it is a sufficient number of our members, among the newest members of the Knollites Group Committee, we have a large number of memoirs that can be changed, ALL. Our ages range from 68 (one) to 90 years old. I also remember Mr Sparks as I received my cane from him in 1959. See you at the meeting on the 25th February.

Mike Hookham (2013/06/06)

The next meeting of the Nolights Public Group will be held on the first day of the week of 25th March 2013 (2pm to 4pm) at Straw St Richards, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP. Entry is just £3 and snacks will be provided as a rule. The invited speaker will be Anti-Cruelty Officer Chris Deemer and two officers from the Social Police will be in attendance. Until next time.

Mike Hookham (2013/12/23)

The next meeting of the Nolights Public Group will be on the first day of the week of 20th May 2013 from 14:00 to 16:00 at St Richards, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP. Entry still attracts £3 and you can eat. The invited speaker will be Klave Hamblin, who will talk about "100 Years in an Hour" from 1900 to 2000, using newspaper publications, poetry and song.

Mike Hookham (09/05/2013)

At the invitation of Hilary Saunders, we would like to hear from those who studied at Knoll Girls' School, Hangleton Road, Howe, Sussex, Class 79.

Hilary Stoneham (03/06/2013)

The next Nolites Group meeting will be held on Saturday 29th July 2013 from 14:00 to 16:00 at St Richard's, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP. The cost is £3 and includes a soft drink. The invited speaker will be the rather well-known Jan Gredil, who will be talking about "Art and Illusion", the state of theatrical design from Sophocles to Spiderman. Until next time.

Mike Hookham (14/07/2013)

Hello, Dolen (Aggy). I remember all the names you mentioned, do you remember me? During this time, I was John Osbourne. A few years ago, I met at Brighton's ladies' night. During the physics class, I forced me to tie my hair to me, and after the school game was over, I walked home without wearing a beret, and the terrible Wolfende n-sensei hit a hundred whip. I agree.

John Fowler born Ozbourne (2013/07/31)

Dollyen (Aggy) Bakushi from the past, all names bring memories. When I was in kindergarten, Miss Wolfenden was our teacher and made us different from other children. When I went to the meeting, I reunited with many people when I was there (1959-1965). After retirement, I studied nursing at a working clinic and worked as a nurse for 42 years. Do you remember Wilson? Friday is her birthday, 90 years old. Time passes quickly.

Lin Milson (2013/08/08)

Hello, I was trained in Nool Hope from 1959 to 1963. Wilson was my favorite teacher. In 1968, I moved to Bogner Regis. I was so scared to die about Wolfenden.

Margarita Roberts, another name webster (08-09-2013)

Remember that Nor Boys has a Facebook page that was opened two or five years ago, and there are photos of the 1940s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, and video of the late 60's. X. Https: // www. Facebook. Com/knoll. Boys

Derek Man (25-08-2013)

The next meeting of Knollites (officially "OLD KNOLLIANS") will be held from 14. 00 to 16. 00 on ST Richards Social Center, Egmont Road, Hove Bn3 7fp on September 23, 2013. The admission fee is 3 pounds and you can enjoy a drink. The guest speaker is Peter Hill, a retired personal pharmacist, and talks about his life and memories under the title "Drugs, Drugs, and Patience." Then again.

Mike Fucham (09-07-2013)

Yes, I remember Nor Women's High School. I talk to Polin Grabet and Morreen Med Hurst for years. Does anyone remember me? For example, it's not easy to forget!

Linda Franz (Put Baker) (22-09-2013)

I remember Drin Eggton, Margarita Webster, and Lindu Ridge. I'm in Toronto now, but I'm back regularly to visit my mother. I passed a hill that has passed long years and remember that time.

Charille Oblecht (maiden name Dan) (24/24/2013)

Linda Franz (Potter), do you have a brother named Philip? If so, it would be great if he could confuse him again.

Philip Robinson (27/07/2013)

The next KNOLLITES group meeting will be held from 2:00 pm to 4 pm with ST Richards, Egmont Road, Hove Bn3 7fp on the first day of November 25, 2013. The participation fee is 3 pounds and you can eat. The invitation speaker is JAN GLEDILL, who will talk about the seasoned pantomime magic. The first week of the week will be reported later on the graduates of graduates and the New Year's party.

Mike Cookam (2013/09/09)

The gathering of graduates of Nool Boys and Girls' School and the New Year's celebration are from 14:00 to 17:00 at St. Richards on the Egmont Road of Hove BN3 7FP on the first day of December 9, 2013. It will be done. We will invite your husband, spouse and partner. When you arrive, Glass Wine, Minspai, Swedish cuisine and tea or coffee are provided to each person. Sem i-professional performers will make a pot rack with popular program songs, carols, and of course John Bieber songs. Then again.

Mike Fucham (26/06/2013)

I studied at Nool Girls from 1952 to 1955. Dr. Wolfendon, Metalf, Hamilton, Dr. Dickinson, and of course Dr. Shields. I was a netball team captain. I have to say that I have a really fun memory or left about my school days.

Mike Fucham (26/06/2013)

Charille Oblecht (maiden name Dan) (24/24/2013)

Linda Franz (Potter), do you have a brother named Philip? If so, it would be great if he could confuse him again.

Philip Robinson (27/07/2013)

The next KNOLLITES group meeting will be held from 2:00 pm to 4 pm with ST Richards, Egmont Road, Hove Bn3 7fp on the first day of November 25, 2013. The participation fee is 3 pounds and you can eat. The invitation speaker is JAN GLEDILL, who will talk about the seasoned puntmime magic. The first week of the week will be reported later on the graduates of graduates and the New Year's party.

Mike Cookam (2013/09/09)

Mike Fucham (26/06/2013)

I remember Sandra de Somit (Jewel) (11/12/2013) Dorin Eggton, Margarita Webster, Lindu Ridge. I'm in Toronto now, but I'm back regularly to visit my mother. I passed a hill that has passed long years and remember that time.

Charille Oblecht (maiden name Dan) (24/24/2013)

Linda Franz (Potter), do you have a brother named Philip? If so, it would be great if he could confuse him again.

Philip Robinson (27/07/2013)

Mike Cookam (2013/09/09)

Mike Fucham (26/06/2013)

Sandra de Somit (Jewel) (11/12/2013)

Hello everyone! I entered the Naol's secondary school in September 1962 and returned in July 1967. Howard Diron, you don't remember me, but I remember you. In your time, was the boy called Osgood an old man? It is interesting to talk about discipline supported by teachers. In my era, she was not good yet, but in recent years, most of the students' bullying for students has ended. Shortly ago, Turner became the top secondary education institution and seemed to have decided almost everything. What happened to the previous leader? Ben Juders was the best teacher. French training was Diep, with Griffi n-sensei and Collins (Aiho) together. Other hunters who were on business trips on 62/7/68: Bernie Peters, Kevin Fossi, Gil Strickland, David Burnet, Graham Ridge, Dean Maxini a little while ago I met Stanley Arms and poured alcohol for Christmas. It was very interesting to talk for a few hours. If the Lord gave me, everyone would be happy. Does anyone remember Lorain Ford who lived in Godwin Road on the 57th place and Lindu Hammond who lived in Hangton? They are very good friends and don't look at the age of 40.

Steve Bennett (2014/01/09)

On Monday, February 24, 2014, not only the KNOLLITES Group's social gathering, but also the 5th Stock Social Gathering will be held, so please join us. If you are thirsty, please join us. From 14:00 to 16:00, the location is the same, the cost is the same (see the above and expenses for details). Bob Chans reports on the district situation. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2014/12/20)

The next public meeting of the Knollites Group will be held on the first day of the week of March 24. From 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, see you at the Immaculate Richard Social Center in Hovov BN3 7FP's EGMONT Road. Please bring a photo that covers all the WeatherVane magazine you have and a memorable item, a plus of 3, 50 pounds. During this time, you can not only drink soft drinks, but also talk about the situation of Invitation speakers, Yang Gredkill, Brighton Trambaev. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2014/11/11)

Do you have a Weatherbain journal? Paul Hammond gave me 1 and 3, a breathtaking reading. If you have a release 2 or all other types of problems, we will arrest them to copy the average educational institution for trusted boys. thank you. [ E-E -mail protection]

Mike Fuccam (04/17/2014)

Hello, my name is Tina Francis. I attended Knoll Girls School from 1971 to 1976. Does anyone remember me? I was friends with Debbie Knowles and Gillian Sharp.

Tina Aiello (04/05/2014)

See you at the Knoll Lights meet-up on Monday 19th May from 2pm to 4pm at St Richards Community Centre, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP. For £3, 50 you can have a light meal whilst guest speaker Mike Barker from the Air Ambulance Service talks about their life-saving work.

Mike Hookham (2014/06/05)

Yes, Tina, you remember. I'm Susan Whittington, now living in Fiji.

Susan Joy Harris, aka Whittington)) (2014/05/11)

Steve Bennett: Hubert Osgood was in my G class at the Knoll Young Gentlemen's Academy. Re. 57 Godwin Road... Her name was Anita Ford and I knew her well. She married my best friend who became a "roadie" for the band I was in and started off as a member of the Knoll Academy. She knew me a few years ago when I was in the pharmacy next to the Grenadier pub. When I'm in England I often go to the Stanley Arms. As young teenagers in the early 1960s we played a four piece instrumental band at Trafalgar Battle, right next to the Stanley Arms, on the corner of Church Street and North Street Portslade. Amazing! Did you have brothers at the Knoll? I remember the other Bennett brothers when I was there. James *Written by Barry Gooder.

One of the "Fearsome Five" 1957-1962 (07/06/2014)

Hi Steve Bennett. I speak to Dave Barnett regularly and he still lives nearby and used to attend your pub meetings. He sent me some photos and they all look so lovely and aged well. It's quite a distance to live in Yorkshire but I still go up to Hove in the summer to get some sea air again. This site has some lovely photos from our trip to Ashburnham and it brought back lots of fond memories.

Steve Robinson (19-06-2014)

The next meet-up at the Nolights is on Monday 28th July. Come along to St Richard's Community Centre between 2-4pm to meet old friends and make new ones. Entry is £3, 50 with snacks and guest speaker Peter Hill talking about windmills in Sussex. Until next time.

Mike Hookham (16/07/2014)

It is a pity that so few of the thousands of boys and girls who attended the old Knoll High School in the 1950s took notes about life back then or tried to engage with their older classmates. If they had done so, they would have found out that both Roy Lewis and Michelle Lloyd passed away last year. We are all older now, but we still like to hear stories from our old classmates and reminisce about times gone by.

Terry Perchard (03/09/2014)

We are so saddened to hear that Terry, Roy Lewis and Michael Lloyd have passed away. Come along to the Knoll Light Group Social next week on 22 September to meet 30 former Knoll High School pupils and reminisce about days gone by. It will be at St Richards Social Centre, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP, from 2pm to 4pm. Admission is £3, 50, including snacks and a concert by guest speaker Ian Gledhill. The theme is "On the Way to the Stars". Please bring along a book.

Mike Hookham (09-08-2014)

A memorial service for Peter O'Shea will be held at Richards Immaculate Church, Church Hill, Slindon, West Sussex on Friday 10th October 2014 at 12pm. Peter attended Knoll School from 1955 to 1959 and died in the Philippines on 14th August 2014.

Michael Clarke (2014/12/09)

I would love to attend one of your conferences but it's difficult as I live in Spain and rarely go back. For your information, the other people who live in Spain besides me are Dave Morgan from Cyprus, Reggie Dowswell from Australia, Brian Booker from Canada and Ron Kelly from the UK. In fact, I would welcome any messages from anyone who would like to know more about the Knoll in 1951/55. [email protected]

Terry Perchard (2014/09/16)

Hi Terry. As you probably know, I started the Knoll Boys Facebook page about three years ago and, with help from others such as Mike Hookham, we have managed to put together a pretty impressive collection of photos, dating from the 1940s through to 1979, when the high school closed. The Facebook page is here: https://www. facebook. com/Knoll. Boys? fref=nf.

Derek Mann (19-10-2014)

I went to Nool Boys School from 1g to 5g from 1959 to 1964. In the first year, under the Deller (it was not the best cap for him), the JM Turner (the heart was in the right place) was followed. Like other banners, it was generally a no n-human group, but some characters were interesting. British Chaapple, Music Barry Waymark, Science Barry Guderers, Jack Lidel, Situation "Daddy, French Griffin, Metal Processing Smith, Mathematics Chris Broad and Harvey (Rubber plate (rubber plate)) Specializes in throwing). Fortunately, I overcome this unfortunate life, and the highlights of the subsequent educational achievements were enrolled in Lancaster Institute and obtained the MBA in 1985/1986. After success in the international telecommunications industry, he has been running a private consulting company for about nine years based in Taipei, Taiwan. Dreen Egton practiced together on Portland Road. Howard Diron is familiar, but he is definitely a classmate.

Derek Rose (11-08-2014)

The next Noritz Meeting will be held on November 24, from 14:00 to 16:00 on weekdays at the St. Richards Social Center on the Egmont Road of Hove BN3 7FP. With a participation fee of £ 3, 50, a lecture and quiz will be given on the trading benchmark by guest speaker, FRAN EVANS, while drinking drinks. See you there.

Mike Fucham (11-09-2014)

I want to say that I actually learned at the Nol Hall (called Nool Hall), but not, and there is no opinion about who learned there. For example, Daddy Davis was a s o-called career advisor, and his advice was about the future. "Youth, these may be stores, offices, factories, troops, but literally RAF is useless, that means the exam." The exam was obviously out of the question because it failed more than 11 times. Like the previous reporter, I also remember the "shower". He was pushed naked and pressed against the wall of clothes dance, waiting for the sinks to be clean. Later, he passed many exams and became a teacher, and realized how old the education system was old. I was not a way to speak in the recorder, but I knew how to do chess, and I realized that I could discuss with anyone in the debate class.

Ray Bruit (25-11-2014)

Ray, I'm glad to hear your blog on the telegram boy messenger page. I have a photo of the Kazami chicken school magazine NO 3 1959-60, the 17 page of the VALETE section, the Easter 1960, and in fact, the thing left to freeze young postponers. I will tell you. I don't remember you when I was a student, but I certainly remember the hardships of you in the young postponer, and the transformers you had. Last year, I met Chris Call and Dennis Talbot, and we returned to the old secondary education institution (currently a business center) on excursions, and what was the "shower" we were with at this time. I laughed about. You have definitely created everything to freeze with the teacher. To chat, write to us in http: // [ e-mail Protected].

Mike HOOKHAM (2014/07/27)

Ray and others should be careful. From 14:00 to 18:00 on December 8, 2014, a gathering of the New Year's Party and Interior Educational Institutions Old Naol will be held at St. Richards on the Egmont Road of Hove BN3 7FP. Huh. My husband, wife, and partner are still invited. At 5 pounds from a person, one cup of wine, a sem i-professional artist with John Biver, presented the excitement and joy. Not only about personal memoirs, but also about all the memoirs we can share. See you there to share it.

Mike Fucham (2014/07/27)

The next public meeting of the Noritz Group and the 6th solid shareholder collection will be from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the St. Richards Social Center (Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7fp) on the first day of February 23. It will be held. Admission is £ 3, 50, and you can order soft drinks. The next meeting will be a lecture on Bob Chans on the theme of "local history." Then again.

Mike Fucham (2015/03/03)

See you on the first day of the week of March 23 at the KNOLLITE S-the public meeting on the right of the group. What is the space, at the same time, £ 3, 50 for what costs? Our invited speaker is Christine Simpson from the age UK following my quiz.

Mike Fucham (2015/10/10) At the public meeting on the right, the first day of the week, on May 18, KNOLLITES will be a David Porter who talks about his own life on the railway tunnel (Clayton). From 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, let's meet at the Centricers Stricial Center, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7fp. The admission fee is £ 3, 50, so you can order a soft drink. Mike Fukam (2015/06/05)

Hello, I ran in a high school of Nool Girls from 1955 to 1959. I remember Miss Sills and Miss Wolfenden were afraid. I also remember June Nash, Rita Jessico, Polina Christmas. Does anyone remember Veronica Bennett?

Veronica Fenton (maiden name Bennett) (2015/06/23)

Dear Patricia, I'm afraid I have had to delete your message. We do not allow third parties to post search requests as exchanging such information would be a breach of confidentiality. If you would like to find old friends or neighbours, we recommend contacting Runited - the website. Comments

Patricia Haddon (2015/09/07)

Our first meet-up as the Old Nolonians (old Nolites group) will be held on Monday 27th July from 2pm to 4pm at St Richard's Public Centre, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP. Tickets are £3. 50. The invited speaker will be Yan Gledhill who will be talking about the Edwardian era of musical comedy. Until next time.

Mike Hookham (2015/07/13) I just discovered this site. I studied at Knoll Hole, as it is called, from 1995 to 1999. I remember many of my teachers: Miss Shields was a terrible teacher, especially when she made me stand in the office (I did)! (Mr Wilson was my final year class teacher and taught me English, which I loved, I think she was a great teacher. Miss Wolfenden taught Natural Science and PE and was very strict. In science class she wore white robes and we washed the ink off our backs. In our first homework class we were taught how to dust and clean our rooms, wash and iron our shirts, I still remember doing this to this day! My best friend at that time was Miss Shields from Summerdale 2. Susan King, who lived next door, and Gillian Ayling from Notice Drive. We all went to Hangleton School and were among the first students after it was built (she attended our yard). Rosemary Barnard and Rosemary Pollard were there in my time too. There was a board at the gates and if you came after call, your name was given to the teacher and you were almost penalized! Conversely, there was a sweatshirt shop on the other side of Old Shoreham Road and if you had any spare change, you would sneak in and buy some sweets at lunchtime. If anyone remembers Susan (nee Hansford) Tanner (2015/08/06)

The next Old Nolonians Social Meeting will be on Monday 21 September at the same place, time and price (see above). The speaker will be Peter Hill, who will take you from Peggy Bay to Nyagalski Falls. Don't get wet.

Mike Hookham (2015/10/09)

I went to Nool School from 1951 to 1955. Does anyone remember me? We look forward to contacting you from those who were classmates.

Alan Frost (2015/10/06)

The next Old Noronians will be held at the same room at the same room on the same room on the same room on November 23. The guest speaker is Alexandra Rosky, who talks about George IV and Kirin. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2015/12/11)

Old Noronian is a student of Nor Boys and Girls School, held on December 7th, 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, at the St. Richard Community Center on the Egmont Road of Hobb BN3 7FP. Invite your wife, husband, or partner to the New Year party and alumni association. For 5 euros per person, you can enjoy meals, wine or one cup of soft drinks, and entertainment. Would you like to meet an older friend or introduce a new acquaintance? Then again.

Mike Fucham (2015/11/26)

The Real Old Noronians Social Gathering will be held on February 8 at St. Richard Social Center (Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7fp) from 2:00 pm to 4 pm. The entrance fee of 3, 50 offers a talk with snacks and guest speakers, Bob Cairns. Ask, "Do you know your grandparents?"

Mike Fucham (26-01-2016)

The Old Noronians and AVA's next public meeting will be held at the St. Richard Community Center on the Hobb BN3 7FP Egmont Road from 2:00 pm to 4 pm on weekdays on March 14. Admission is 3 pounds and 50 cents. After the meeting, a concert by the East Sacesx Fire Rescue Corps is scheduled. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2016/02/25)

Hello, I was at Nool Girls' School in the 1960s. When the new school building was built, I was one of them. Invited to Linda Albiston.

Linda Stanley (2016/02/29)

I found a note from Veronica Bennett. She lived in SteYning Avenue, and her house looked down on our house in Henfield Way. I would be grateful if she could tell her my email address.

Linda Stanley (2016/02/29)

Alain Frost, what grade was you? I was studying at Nool at the same time. Do you remember Michel Lloyd and Roy Lewis? Who do you remember?

Terry Pirt Chard (2016/03/28)

Hello, thank you for Terry Skard and news. Bokes, Convers, Creams, Davis, Dose, Gordon, Graham, Harvy, Hener, Holand, Johnson, McCaman, McCeller, Macter, Maque, Moris, Norris, Russie, Pollad, Pook, Pook, S. Haffeard, Smith, Stoneham, Taylor, Turner, Walker, Wilson, Light. When I graduated from high school, the class I learned was the class of Dr. Liprika. After a while, I studied for Preston Tech.

Alan Frost (2016/03/05)

I look forward to seeing you on the first day of May 23 at the appropriate public meeting by the old noronian. The location, time, and expenses are the same (see the above records). At the previous public meeting, three new members were added to the committee currently consisting of 10 people. A pretty famous Jan Gred Hill is back to talk about the history of Gilbert & Salivan. Please come by all means. If you can't live around the world, tell us to our comrades who may live nearby. thank you.

Mike Fucham (2016/12/20)

I was there from 1961 to 1965. I didn't endure from the first day! I don't care if there is anyone who remembers me, but I want to hear from someone I remember!

Josephin Meisner (2016/20/24)

See you at the Old Noronians appropriate public meeting at the St. Richard Community Center at the Egmont Road of Hove BN3 7FP on November 14th. Time and cost are the same. We will invite Alison Edwards to the lecturer, and basically talk about "financial problems" as the timing of Christmas "expenses". Please join us.

Mike Fucham (2016/07/07)

The reply has been delayed, but I read all the comments. I studied on the Ellen Street from 1945 to 1948 to Naor Infants from 1948 to 51. There are some people in the name of Terry Pereper. Roger Barrett lives in Apple Avenue and has been on foot since his birthday. I still remember Susan Underwood. In some places, there are photos that play a "poor boy without boots"! I also knew John Gail and Elena Oksuri, a young high school on Ellen Street, and usually competed in 100 yards school sports races and usually won! Among the boys on the Rowen Road Street I studied at No r-Seniers School in the 1950s, I remember Mike Powell, Roger and Patrick Meha, John Paten, Ivan Bonifes, and Of course David Smart.

David Lawrence (2017/01/06)

The next Old Noronian social gathering and the general meeting will be held on Monday, February 13. The location, time, and fees are all the same, 3, 50 pounds (see the records above). Bob Chans will appear again and talk about his family episodes. I hope you can meet the boys and girls at Nool School again.

Mike Fucham (2017/07/07)

I would like to invite the old noronian social gathering to be held on March 27 (Monday) next time. The time and place are the same, but the price has changed, but only 50 penses and 4 pounds 00 cents. Cris Collock talks about memories around tea and cake, and speaks about Brighton's lost theater. Are you there or in the square?

Mike Fucham (2017/03/20)

I studied in the old school building in Naol since 6468, and then studied at a new school building in Hangton. He was standing in front of Miss Sills and had an unpleasant time without knowing which eyes to look. I was smoking cigarettes in uniforms, and I was in the corridor for a week every time I changed my clothes. Swimming in K. A., again struggling to talk to a boy student: Wilson, Apton, and Walfenden, who is famous for being sad. Rodic was my favorite because I liked art. I want to forget Lindu Oklay, Gilleum McCarti, Christine Glastin, Susan Hay Ward, Rita Stud, Susan Burns.

Maz Dzhuks (April 04, 2017)

I want to hear from those who remember how I started the first day in a new schoo l-Remember the first day in the old school friend Sally Hummer, Carroll Hummer, and the new school Who is there?

Linda Albiston (2017/06/05)

The next Old Noronian gathering will be held from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on May 22 (Monday) at the St. Richard Public Center on the Egmont Road of Hovov BN3 7FP. Let's talk about memories. The 4-pound entrance fee contains a soft drink, and Yang Gradi Hill talks about the golden Vienna. Then again.

Mike Fucham (2017/05/17) The next Old Noronian social gathering and the general meeting will be held on Monday, February 13. The location, time, and fees are all the same, 3, 50 pounds (see the records above). Bob Chans will appear again and talk about his family episodes. I hope you can meet the boys and girls at Nool School again.

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Maz Dzhuks (April 04, 2017)

I want to hear from those who remember how I started the first day in a new schoo l-Remember the first day in the old school friend Sally Hummer, Carroll Hummer, and the new school Who is there?

Linda Albiston (2017/06/05)

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